IRON SHARPENS IRON Proverbs 27:17 - Scotland …(3) Current 9th - 10th grade students in United States or other foreign countries. 3. Requirements Criteria No Required Official Document

Scotland Campus Sports

IRON SHARPENS IRON – Proverbs 27:17

2018-2019 Enrollment Guide

Honor Code "A Knight will not lie, cheat, steal, or tolerate those who do."


APPLICATION PROCESS

1. APPLICATION FOR ADMISSION

A. COMPLETE SCOTLAND CAMPUS SPORTS APPLICATION

B. INTERVIEW

2. SUBMIT ALL TRANSCRIPTS

3. SCHEDULE AND ATTEND ADMISSION COMMITTEE MEETING

4. COMPLETE FINANCIAL AID/SCHOLARSHIP APPLICATION

5. COMPLETE HOUSING AGREEMENT

6. COMPLETE CAMPUS CONDUCT AGREEMENT/COMMUNITY LIFE COVENANT/HONOR CODE

7. SUBMIT DEPOSIT

8. COMPLETE INSTITUTIONAL APPLICATION

9. RECEIVE SCHOLARSHIP OFFER LETTER

10. SIGN SCHOLARSHIP AGREEMENT

11. COMPLETE PAYMENT AGREEMENT

A. FULL PAYMENT

B. HALF PAYMENT (AUTOMATIC WITHDRAWL ON SPECIFIED DATE)

C. MONTHLY PAYMENT (AUTOMATICE WITHDRAWL WITH MONTHLY SERVICE CHARGE)


1

Complete Application for Admission

NEW STUDENT APPLICATION FOR ADMISSION

Scotland Campus Sports, 3583 Scotland Rd, P.O. Box 370 Scotland, Pennsylvania 17254 (717) 552-2220 [email protected]

1.

Operation Plan

Curriculum Regular Operation

Prospective

Students High School Grades 9-12

2. Admissions Eligibility

Eligibility

(1) Accumulative GPA 2.5 or above.

(2) Graduated or currently enrolled in high school

(3) Current 9th - 10th grade students in United States or other foreign countries.

3. Requirements

Criteria No Required Official Document

Prospective Students

(1) Student application for admission

(2) 2 Copies of photograph (3x4cm)

(3) Request for issuance of I-20 form (if applicable)

(4) Medical History

(5) Physical Examination Record

(6) Immunization Record

(7) Bank Statement

(8) Child Guardian Consent Form

(9) Photocopy of passport (if applicable)

(10) School Enrollment Verification Letter

(11) Official transcript for past 2 years

(12) Family relations verification letter

(13) Social security verification letter



APPLICANT INFORMATION

Name: (Family Name, Given Name) Nickname:

School Year: Gender: Date of Birth: Age:

Term Applying for:

Fall ___Spring

Current Grade: Place of Birth: Country of Citizenship:

Date of Application: Grade Applying For: Residential Program Applying for:

Homestay Dormitory

STUDENT CONTACT INFORMATION Street Address: Home Phone Number: Cell Phone Number:

City: State/Province: Email Address: Skype ID:

Postal Code: Country: Etc:

REFERENCE

Talent :

Have you ever been:

Expelled or suspended from school? Yes No

Caught using drugs, alcohol, or tobacco? Yes No

Prescribed a daily medication we Yes No should know about?

Repeated a grade level during your Yes No educational career?

If you answered “Yes” to any of the question above, please use this section to explain in detail:

Aspiration :

Hobby :

Chronic Illness :



STATEMENT OF INTENT

FAMILY INFORMATION: PARENT(S) / LEGAL GUARDIAN(S)

FATHER or Male Legal Guardian MOTHER or Female Legal Guardian

Full Name: (Last, First, Middle) Full Name: (Last, First, Middle)

Address: Address:

Home Phone: Cell Phone: Home Phone: Cell Phone:

Work Phone: Skype ID: Work Phone:

Skype ID:

Email Address: Email Address:

Place of Employment: Place of Employment:

Position: Work Phone:

Position:

Work Phone:

Marital status of parents listed above:

Married Separated Divorced _Never Married Living Together

If separated or divorced please explain legal custody and rights information:

Please state the reason(s) why you desire to attend Scotland Campus Sports:

Scotland Campus Sports, 3583 Scotland Road, P.O. Box 370, Scotland, Pennsylvania 17254 (717) 552-2220 [email protected]

EXTRACURRICULAR ACTIVITIES/GOALS List any extracurricular activities with which you have been involved (athletics, student leadership, clubs, etc.)

List any community service projects or employment you have experienced:

What are your post-high school goals? (What kind of college do you hope to attend; what work-related interests might you pursue?)

CURRENT CHURCH MEMBERSHIP/ACTIVITY Are you affiliated with a particular religion or denomination? Please explain.

Church of Attendance:

Are you a member of this church:

_______Yes No

Pastor’s Name

Have you and your parents read the SCS Statement of Faith

and do you support that Statement? ___Yes No Pastor’s Email Address: Pastor’s Phone Number:

Church Address:


GVCS-PA PHYSICAL EXAMINATION RECORD

Physical Exam Date

______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

FIRST NAME MIDDLE NAME LAST NAME DATE OF BIRTH (mo/day/yr)_______________________

STUDENT ID#_____________________________________

TEMP________ RESP_______ PULSE (sitting)________

BLOOD PRESSURE (sitting)___________ HEIGHT_________ WEIGHT__________

BMI (Body Mass Index)__________

VISION: Right Eye 20/____ Left Eye 20/ ___ Corrected: Right Eye 20/___ Left Eye 20/_____

ALLERGIES:

MEDICATIONS:

General Appearance/Mental Status:

PHYSICAL EXAM

Check appropriate

answer

Normal Abnormal Comment on abnormalities

Head/face/scalp

Neck/nodes/ thyroid

Eyes/Ears/Nose/Sinuses

Mouth and teeth

Pharynx and tonsils

Lungs and chest

Breasts

Heart (size, rhythm, murmurs)

Abdomen (scars, hernia, mass)

Genitourinary (pelvic in females)

LNMP / /

Anus, rectum (prostate in males)

Extremities

Spine and musculoskeletal

Peripheral vascular system

Skin and lymphatics

Neurological, reflexes

PHYSICAL EXAMINATION (To be completed by Medical Provider)


TUBERCULOSIS SCREENING` Annual PPD-Mantoux tests are required. Please document dates for the last two PPD readings:

Date skin test placed / / Date skin test read / / Reading in mm induration:

Date skin test placed / / Date skin test read / / Reading in mm induration:

A Two Step PPD-Mantoux is required for all Health Professions students if their last PPD was placed > one year ago.

(The second PPD must be placed no earlier than a week after the first PPD but no later than 3 weeks after the first PPD is placed) Date 1st PPP Placed: / / Date 2nd PPD Placed: / /

Date PPD Read: / / Date PPD Read: / /

Reading in mm induration: m Reading in mm induration: m

If PPD is positive, you must submit a copy of a chest x-ray report done within the last six months. Date of Chest X-Ray

Result:

Reason for Restriction:

Provider’s Signature and Title:_________________________________________ Date:_________

Provider’s Name-Office/Clinic Phone No: ______________

Name Office/Clinic Address

Please also submit copy of proof of Medical Insurance.

Restricted Activity


CERTIFICATE OF IMMUNIZATION

NAME :____________________________________ BIRTH DATE :_________________ SEX : M or F

VACCINE

Dose DATE GIVEN

Month / Day / Year

Remarks

DTP

Diphtheria

Tetanus

Pertussis

1 / /

2 / /

3 / /

4 / /

5 / /

DT/Tdap 1 / /

Polio

1 / /

2 / /

3 / /

4 / /

MMR

(Measles, Mumps, Rubella)

1 / /

2 / /

Hepatitis B

1 / /

2 / /

3 / /

Hepatitis A

1 / /

2 / /

Varicella 1 / / Yes or No

B.C.G 1 / /

Tuberculosis 1 / /

Meningococcal (MCV4) 1 / /

Signature :_________________________________________________________________________

Date :_______________________________________ Clinic Info: (Name / Address):_________________________


STUDENT SELF-INTRODUCTION

*This form must be completed by the applicant. If needed, additional paper can be attached to this form.

1. Please introduce your family and your childhood background.

2. Why would you like to attend Scotland Campus Sports and what are your future goals?

3. Please answer following questions concerning your faith…

a. Have you accepted Jesus Christ as your personal savior?

b. Could you please tell us about your life before you met Jesus Christ?

c. Please describe in detail how you came to know and accept Jesus as your Lord and Savior.

d. Please tell us about your life after you received Jesus Christ as your personal savior.



B. If you claim yourself as non-Christian, please answer below

a. Do you have desire to know more about Christianity?

b. Would you like to know how you can become a believer of Jesus Christ?

4. If you have been involved in any extracurricular activities? (clubs, sports, volunteering, etc) please tell us about them including your role in the group.

5. Do you have any experience studying outside of your native country? If you have, please tell us about your experience.

6. Do you have any skills or talents? (Sports, arts, music, or any other notable talents) Please tell us about them.

7. Are there any health concerns or habits that we should be aware of? If yes, please describe below.



Category Yes No

Sp

iritua

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Have you accepted Jesus Christ as your personal savior?

Do you believe in the existence of Heaven and Hell?

Have you experienced the presence of the Holy Spirit?

Have you been part of an organized bible study?

Do you attend early morning prayer regularly?

Have you been involved with mission, either domestically or internationally?

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Questions regards to volunteering: Have you ever volunteered in your local community to assist people in need?

Have you ever helped a fellow student or a friend who was faced with difficulty?

Have you ever been a part of a local or federal volunteering organization?

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Questions about personal experiences: Have you ever ran away from home?

Have you ever smoked cigarettes?

Have you ever used illegal drugs? Have you ever consumed alcohol?

Were you ever in a dating relationship?

Have you ever been part of bullying someone?

Have you ever been bullied by someone or a group of people?

Have you ever been physical with someone? (punching, kicking, fighting, etc)

Have you ever been physically harmed by someone?


PARENTS SELF-INTRODUCTION

1. Father’s Name:

Employment

Company Name: Company Phone#:

Department: Position:

3. School History: High School□ Undergraduate□ Graduate□ Major□

Religious Life

Current church you’re attending: Denomination:

Position: Pastor:

5. Please explain below (Why do you want to send your child to SCS ?)

1. Mother’s Name:

Employment

Company Name Company Phone#:

Department Position:

3. School History: High School□ Undergraduate□ Graduate□ Major□

Religious Life

Current church you’re attending: Denomination:

Position: Pastor:

5. Please explain below (Why do you want to send your child to SCS ?)


PASTOR RECOMMENDATION FORM

The following student has applied for admission to Scotland Campus Sports. This letter of recommendation will be an

important reference to the student's admission. Therefore, when filling out this recommendation letter, we ask you to be

honest. Please complete in your own handwriting.

Student Name: Student Grade:

1. How long have you known the student? (Approx. Year (s)___, Month (s)____)

2. How well do you know the student (☐ Super well ☐ Very Well ☐ Well ☐ Not very well ☐)

3. When did the student attend your church?

4. Which types of church activities is the student involved with? (Focusing on activity department

position, worship participation)

5. Has the student accepted Christ as their personal Savior? ☐ Yes ☐ No (Please note if yes)

6. Please comment on the student’s commitment to the Church.

7. What are some of the positive attributes of the student? (Including special gifts or talents)

8. What are some of the negative attributes of the student and are you aware of them?

9. Briefly describe the student’s home environment (if known).

10. Please list any church related activities of the student’s parents.

*If you have any additional comments about the student other than above, please record it.

*Please attach most recent program from your church


PASTOR RECOMMENDATION FORM

Please mark below:

Initiative □ Aggressive □ Normal □Passive

Social adaptability □ Excellent □ Moderate □ Slow

Attention and concern for others □ High □ Moderate □ Low

Leadership □ Exceptional □ Moderate □ Low

Confidence □ High □ Moderate □ Absent

Emotional stability □ High □ Average □ Low

Health □ Healthy □ Moderate □ Weak

(General opinion)

Intelligence (comprehension) ☐ Quick to understand ☐ Moderate ☐ Slow

Effort (diligence) ☐ Very enthusiastic ☐ Moderate ☐ Insufficient

Reliability (Responsibility) ☐ Reliable ☐ Moderate ☐ Not reliable

Cooperation (cooperation with others) ☐ Work well with others ☐ Moderate ☐ Difficult

Personality ☐ Positive ☐ Moderate ☐ Negative

(General opinion)

• A certificate of Parent’s church attendance verification

Names

(Father & Mother)

Years of attendance

(Father & Mother)

Church Office

(Father & Mother)

Other Departments

Specify:

/ / / /

*If you recommend a student who does not attend church, Please describe your motivation for support, student’s willingness to live by faith in the future, and your consultation results.

Referrer’s Position: _______________________________

Full Name:________________________________ (Signature)_________________

Name of the Church:________________________________________________

Denomination:

Contact Number:


SUBSCRIPTION AGREEMENT AND PLEDGE FOR ADMISSION

We sincerely thank you for your dedication and prayer for the development of the school.

For the questions below, please complete the form and submit after signing.

1. The preliminary successful applicant must pay the tuition as admission (preliminary) as an admitted student. If you are unable to complete the pre-camp, you must forfeit admission (except for pre-camp and expenses). You will receive a refund of tuition fees.

2. During the pre-camp period, if a violation occurs prompting expulsion, such as a violation of the teacher's instruction or camp rules, the student will be removed for expulsion reasons: (Abandonment, smoking, drinking, violence, theft, mental illness, maladjustment, etc.)

3. I am responsible for the individual's health, mental illness, and maladjustment (notify the camp office in advance). If it is not possible to participate in the training, I will follow the decision of the school regarding the expulsion or the postponement of treatment after self-deliberation.

4. During the camp period, if any of the 12 submitted documents are found to be false, the participant will be removed.

5. Some pre-camp programs may be changed or canceled depending on circumstances. Parents will be notified in this case.

6. In the case of pandemic group injury, or injury, immediate action will be taken if necessary. If the cause of the incident is caused by a management problem, the camp headquarters will be responsible. If the cause is due to pandemic disease or personal negligence, the under signer will be responsible.

7. I am fully committed to the above, and if so, I pledge not to challenge the action of the school.

Year 20 , Month , Day

Student: (Signature)

Father: (Signature)

Mother: (Signature)

○ The spirit of compliance, mutual cooperation, and active religious life necessary for living a community life. We educate students to adapt well to school life by raising public morality and order consciousness.


FINANCIAL COMPLIANCE PARENT CONSENT FORM

Chapter 3 Reserved Deposit and Offerings

Article 7 The refund of educational advancement deposit will be made within 30 days after graduation from high school due to the combined high school system. In case of school transfer, expulsion or withdrawal, refund shall be made after one year from the date of occurrence.

Article 8

The educational mission contributions or offerings are not refundable.

Chapter 4 Tuition, fees. Collection and return of entrance fees and expenses

Article 10

Tuition fees and student administration fees are to be paid before beginning of each semester.

Article 11 If there is a reason for return after the day following the start of the semester (or the day of enrollment in case of an enrolled student) Entrance fees already paid will not be refunded, but tuition fees will be refunded after deducting the amount due until the date of the grounds for the refund.

Article 13 Student management fee refers to dormitory facilities management and administration, student life guidance, and food expenses.

The payment of the student administration fee shall be made in principle to the semester. The return of student administration fees shall be calculated and returned by the eligibility criteria listed below. (Food expenses not included)

- Before 7 days after the start of school: 10%




- 90 days after the start of school: 100%


FINANCIAL COMPLIANCE PARENT CONSENT FORM

Arbitration Rules You can limit the issuance of various certificates (grades, graduation, enrollment, etc.) and the residence of dormitories when the payment is in default.

Communications with you and consent to contact you By providing a wired and /or wireless telephone number you agree, in order for us to service our account or

to collect any amounts you may owe, we, our agents, assignees, third party(s) servicing agents or its third

party debt collectors may contact you by phone at any phone number associated with your account and/or

number provided by you, including but not limited to wired or wireless phone numbers, which could result

in charges to you. You also agree to allow us, our agents, assignees, third party(s), servicing agents or its

third party debt collectors to communicate with you to include text messaging, e-mail, facsimile, and any other

electronic communications you. You also agree that methods of contact may include the use of pre-recorded

or artificial voice messages and/or use of an automated telephone dialing device. You agree that we, our

agents and third party debt collectors may, for training purposes or to evaluate the quality of service, may

listen to and record phone conversations you have with us and/or our agents, assignees, third party(s) or

servicing agent(s) or third party debt collectors.

Seal (Extended Statute Seal) By placing the word “Seal” beside the signature line, the statute of limitations is extended. No paperwork

is necessary for authorization of use of Seal. Normal statute of limitations is 4 years. For services rendered

it is extended to 20 years.

Adding Collection Fees

Unsigned contract or verbal authorization: 25%, Signed authorization: 50% (creditor’s discretion)

If my account becomes assigned to a collection agency, I agree to pay a 25% collection fee, interest in the

amount of 18%, court costs, and attorney fees, as allowed by law.

I have read and understood the above financial statements and pledge that I will comply with all financial regulations revised in the future by official procedures.

Year: 20 Month: Day: Student Name:_______________________________________________________________ Contact:____________________________________________________________________ Responsible Party (Father/Guardian Signature)(SEAL) ______________________________________ Responsible Party (Mother/Guardian Signature)(SEAL) _____________________________________

STUDENT AND PARENTS PLEDGE AND AGREEMENT

I pledge and agree to understand and comply with the rules and regulations governing study and living at Scotland Campus as a student/athlete of Scotland Campus Sports.

1. I will obey school regulations and dormitory regulations and obey the instruction and instructions of teachers and dormitory teachers.

2. In case of breach of school rules and regulations, I agree to be treated and punished accordingly. 3. If I am expelled or I have been dismissed from the dormitory for any reasons, I will leave the

dormitory immediately.

4. I will reimburse the cost of damages if I damage the school facilities intentionally or negligently.

5. In case of emergency such as disaster, illness or injury, emergency measures are delegated to school personnel.

6. If you agree with the Scotland Campus Christian Education Mission and are admitted to Scotland Campus Sports, if after admission has been granted, students and parents do not continue faithful Christian activities - I will not file any complaint against the decision of termination of admission by Scotland Campus Sports.

7. In the case of a scholarship awarded student, if, required grades, life style, or spiritual life, are not met to an acceptable level, the scholarship will be discontinued. In the case of discontinued or eligibility change for that scholarship, the student or parents will not take any complaint or litigation against Scotland Campus Sports.

8. I agree to provide personal information of the student and parent(s) to Scotland Campus.

Signature

Student: Date:

Father: Date:

Mother: Date:

CHILD GUARDIAN CONSENT FORM

(Father’s Name) of

(Address)

(Mothers Name) of

(Address)

Current legal parents of (Student’s Name)

Born on / / (Students Birth date: MM / DD / YYYY),

Hereby appoint a Represented Staff of Scotland Campus Sports in case of urgent Medical Attention: (Represented Staff Name)

As legal guardian for my child for the period of time beginning on ________ and ending on _______.

The guardian shall have the right to:

1) Determine and authorize necessary medical attention. 2) Provide necessary food, and shelter. 3) Act in loco parentis for the student.

My signature below shows my consent to the conditions of this agreement and guardianship of my child by Scotland Campus Sports.

Parent Signatures

Father Name (Please Print) Signature Date

Mother Name (Please Print) Signature Date

TEACHER’S RECOMMENDATION

Please return this form to the applicant in a sealed envelope. The applicant is responsible for submitting this form to Scotland Campus Sports. Thank you for taking the time to serve as a reference for this applicant.

Dear Educator,

(Name of Applicant) has applied for

enrollment to Scotland Campus Sports. To assist us in making an appropriate selection that is consistent with our mission and purpose, we are seeking information from you concerning the above candidate. Please respond to the following categories as related to the applicant. When evaluating, please compare the student to other students his/her same age. If a category does not apply to your interactions with the student, please mark N/A or leave it blank. Thank you!

Academic Achievement 1 (Poor) 2(Regressing) 3 (Average) 4 (Very Good) 5 (Excellent)

Academic Potential

Creativity

Leadership Ability

Personal Integrity

Study Habits

Initiative

Writing Ability

Oral Expression

Spiritual Maturity

Emotional Maturity

Conduct

Concern for Others

Relationship with Peers

Relationship with Adults

Have you ever known the applicant to use narcotics, tobacco, or alcoholic beverages or abuse any other substance? What are the

applicant’s strengths?

In what areas is improvement needed? Would you recommend this student for admission to Scotland Campus Sports?

Name of Evaluator (Please Print) Signature Date

School Name & Address School Phone Number

REQUEST FOR ISSUANCE OF FORM I-20

Basic Information: Family Name (Surname): First (Given) Name: Middle Name:

Date of Birth (Month/Day/Year): Country of Birth: Country of Citizenship:

I20 Issue Reason:

Initial Attendance Transfer Program Start Date (Month/Day/Year): Grade Applying For: Gender:

If you are currently in the United States, what is your visa type?

Student Contact Information: Address (line 1): Address (line 2):

City: Province/Territory/State: Zip/Postal Code: Country:

Student Email Address:

I-20 Shipping Address: Contact Name: Company Name: Phone Number:

Address (line 1): Address (line 2): City:

Province/Territory/State: Zip/Postal Code: Country:

Is Saturday Delivery Ok?

Yes No

Is this a business or a residence?

Business Residence

Name & Email Address of the person who should Receive the tracking number:

Please also attach the following items needed to complete the I-20 process: Copy of Passport Bank Statement or Affidavit of Financial Support

Name of person submitting this form:

Agency:_____________________

Date:_________________________

Comments:_________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

SCS OFFICE USE ONLY:

EDUCATION MISSION OFFERING AGREEMENT

Thank you for your interest in cultivating Christian talents to face the world's 10 billion people. Based on our faith and trust, we will do our utmost to nurture the best global talent. The result of the true education we pursue is not only that our children possess the ability to create their own happiness, and to have a vision of contributing to a world where everyone is happy together.

I would like to take this opportunity to join as an educational missionary for the cultivation of holy talents. Your precious education and mission offerings will be a great help to advance the global advanced education and will be the foundation for establishing world-class education that represents Scotland Campus Sports. Thank you for your generous interest and encouragement.

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Submit All Transcripts (Previous 3 years)

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Admission Committee Meeting

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Financial Aid/Scholarship Application

Financial Aid Process

1. Submit a Free Application for Federal Student Aid

(FAFSA) at https://fafsa.ed.gov/

2. Choose a local community college close to where you live so you can

qualify for in-state tuition.

general classes every institution accepts)

• Classes are usually $100 to $150 per credit hour for in-state students.

3. Go onto the community college website and complete an application for admission.

4. Submit the required paperwork. transcripts.

5. After you are accepted, set up a meeting with the Registrar Office to register for online classes.

6. Choose 2 or 3 (three hour) online classes for a total of 6 to 9 credit hours for the first semester.

7. Make sure to take classes that are transferable (Math, English, History, Science,

https://fafsa.ed.gov/

9. Physically go into the school’s Financial Aid Office to determine what

your total financial award is from the school (you may get academic

money, federal aid and/or state bonus money).

10. Ask for the total amount of you PELL Grant. The PELL Grant will be a

50% Grant for 2 classes per semester (ex. $2,907.50 for the year,

$1,453.75 per semester). For 3 classes per year, you will receive a 75%

Grant = (ex. $4,361.25 for the year, $2,180.63 per semester).

11. Apply for a STAFFORD LOAN (Subsidized and Unsubsidized Loans,

which will be paid back after you graduate from College in 5 or 6 years)

this should total $5,500 for the year ($2,750 per semester). You can also

go to http://www.magnifymoney.com/blog/college-students-and-

recentgrads/commonbond-grad-refinance-loan-review121464400 to look

for other possible student loan offers including the Sallie Mae loan and

many, many others. If your credit or parent’s credit is an issue.

https://lendedu.com/blog/student-loan-options-for-borrowers-with-bad-

credit/ You could qualify for at least $9,861.25 for the year and

potentially over $13,000!

12. Add your PELL Grant and total loan amount to determine how much

money will be in your student account. You will receive the amount due

per semester a few weeks after the ADD/DROP period for your college

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13. Determine the cost of your classes and the total amount of fees owed for the

semester.

14. Subtract the total cost of classes and fees from the grant and loan money in

your account.

15. Send a copy of your Financial Aid paper work indicating HOW MUCH MONEY you

are receiving from Financial Aid and the DATES OF REFUNDS for the school you

choose.

16. The total money you qualify to receive, after you pay for your classes, will be

dispersed in 2 payments. The 1st payment will arrive around the beginning of

October for the Fall semester and the 2nd payment will arrive around the

beginning of February for the Spring Semester.

17. If you choose, you may also look into the Parent Plus Loan. This is an additional

financial aid loan worth more than $4,000. It is based on your

parent’s credit score. However, upon receiving your Parent Plus Loan

payment, which is the same time as your other financial aid (beginning of

October and beginning of February), you will begin paying the loan back within

60 days.

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SCOTLAND CAMPUS SPORTS

BASEBALL STUDENT-ATHLETE PROGRAM

TUITION ACADEMIC YEAR 2018-2019

Fall Semester, August 22, 2018 through December 19, 2018

Spring Semester, January 9, 2019 through May 30, 2019

_______________________________________________

ACADEMIC YEAR STUDENT-ATHLETE TUITION PACKAGE* BOARDING Program Deposit $2500 The Student-Athlete Tuition Package is the

cornerstone of the SCS experience, focusing on

academic, athletic & personal development, and represents the greatest value. The boarding package includes private school tuition, sports tuition, as well as standard housing & meal plan.

POST-GRAD (COLLEGE) _ $31,500

HIGH (9TH-12TH GRADE & POST GRAD H.S) _ $31,500_

*Deposits & Fees detailed below are not included in boarding

NEED-BASED SERVICES Working with individual student-athletes, we recognize that each one’s needs are unique. We have designed our admissions process to help identify and accommodate the needs of the individual. Some services may be required for enrollment based on admissions evaluations. These services include (but are not limited to) the following: English as a Second Language (ESL) Program-Students enrolling at SCS with less than acceptable TOEFL score will be placed in supplemental English language classes until their English proficiency reaches an acceptable level. Typically, students take two classes per semester (program cost $675/class).

STUDENT-ATHLETE MEALS & HOUSING. Standard shared rooms and meals (breakfast, lunch and dinner) are included in boarding tuition.

SPECIALTY PROGRAMS Please inquire with Student Services for information and pricing for our specialty programs: SEMI-INTENSIVE ENGLISH, SPORT ONLY, SCHOOL ONLY*, SUMMER SCHOOL and SUMMER CAMP.

*SCHOOL ONLY programs are limited to siblings of student-athletes & elementary school students _

PAYMENT OPTIONS A Non-Refundable Program Deposit of $2500 is required. This will be applied toward tuition. Due when Letter of Intent is signed. Purpose of this deposit is to secure your spot in our program along with your dorm room. OPTION 1 -Pay in Full: Complete balance of tuition, deposits & fees are due by August 15, 2018 for the Academic Year. Past due payment fees apply. ALL OTHER payment forms will be required to be executed through automatic withdrawal.

OPTION 2 -Pay in ½’s: 1st half due by October 1st, 2nd half due by February 15th ($200 Convenience fee applies per payment) OPTION 3- Pay in ¼’s: 1st quarter due at beginning of 1st semester, Aug 15th, 2nd payment due beginning of 2nd quarter, October 15st 3rd

payment due beginning of 3rd quarter, December 1st and 4th payment due beginning of 4th quarter, February 15th. ($115 Convenience fee applies per payment)

REFUNDABLE DEPOSITS & NON-REFUNDABLE FEES

*Refundable if not used and are required the same for both Academic Year & Single Semester students **All fees are non-refundable

_ _ _ _

Medical Fee Property Damage Deposit* International Fee**

$360

$200

$750

Scotland Campus Knights

IRON SHARPENS IRON – Proverbs 27:17


BASKETBALL STUDENT-ATHLETE PROGRAM


Fall Semester, August 22, 2018 through December 19, 2018 I Spring Semester, January 9, 2019 through May 30, 2019

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ACADEMIC YEAR STUDENT-ATHLETE TUITION PACKAGE* BOARDING PROGRAM DEPOSIT $ 2,500 The Student-Athlete Tuition Package is the POST-GRAD (COLLEGE) $31,500 Cornerstone of the SCS experience, focusing HIGH (9TH-12TH GRADE & POST GRAD H.S) $31,500_ on academic, athletic & personal development, and represents the greatest value. The boarding package private school tuition, sport tuition as well as standard housing & meal plan. ________________________________________________________________________________________________________ NEED-BASED SERVICES Working with individual student-athletes, we recognize that each one’s needs are unique. We have designed our admissions process to help identify and accommodate the needs of the individual. Some services may be required or enrollment based on admissions evaluations. These services include (but are not limited to) the following: English as a Second Language (ESL) Program-Students enrolling at SCS with less than acceptable TOEFL score will be placed in supplemental English language classes until their English proficiency reaches an acceptable level. Typically, students take two classes per semester (program cost $675/class). ________________________________________________________________________________________________________ STUDENT-ATHLETE MEALS, HOUSING & UPGRADES Standard shared rooms and meals (breakfast, lunch and dinner) are included in boarding tuition. ________________________________________________________________________________________________________ SPECIALTY PROGRAMS Please inquire with Student Services for information and pricing for our specialty programs: SEMI-INTENSIVE ENGLISH, SPORT ONLY, SCHOOL ONLY*, SUMMER SCHOOL and SUMMER CAMP. *SCHOOL ONLY programs are limited to siblings of student-athletes & elementary school students _____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

PAYMENT OPTIONS A non-refundable Program Deposit of $2500 in required. This will be applied toward tuition. Due when Letter of Intent is signed. OPTION 1-Pay in full: Complete balance of tuition, deposits & fees are due by August 1, 2018 for the Academic Year. Past due payment fees apply. ALL OTHER payment forms will be required to be executed through automatic withdrawal. OPTION 2-Pay in ½’s: 1st half due at beginning of 1st semester (August 1st) 2nd half due at beginning of 3rd semester (December 1st) $100 Convenience fee applies. OPTION 3-Pay in ¼’s: 1st quarter due at beginning of 1st semester, Aug 1st, 2nd payment due beginning of 2nd quarter, October 15th, 3rd payment due beginning of 3rd quarter, December 1st, and 4th payment due beginning of 4th quarter, February 15th, $115 Convenience fee applies. ________________________________________________________________________________________________________ REFUNDABLE DEPOSITS & NON-REFUNDABLE FEES Medical Deposit* $360 Property Damage Deposit* $200 International Fee** $750 *Refundable if not used and are required the same for both Academic Year & Single Semester students **All fees are non-refundable _____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

EXPLANATION OF DEPOSITS & FEES All students are required to have health insurance coverage from a US health insurance company. Medical Fee: Required for services by our campus provider. Medical Deposit-Used to cover unreimbursed medical expenses or when payment is required at time of visit. Personal spending Deposit-Used to cover student’s incidental expenses such as sport shop purchases, Bistro purchases, laundry services, replacement for room keys, miscellaneous bills or pocket money. Parents are able to replenish additional funds to this deposit at their discretion. ________________________________________________________________________________________________________

FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION, PLEASE CALL (717) 552-2220 *Please not that prices are subject to change without notice.


IRON SHARPENS IRON – Proverbs

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LACROSSE STUDENT-ATHLETE PROGRAM



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ACADEMIC YEAR STUDENT-ATHLETE TUITION PACKAGE* BOARDING PROGRAM DEPOSIT $ 2,500 The Student-Athlete Tuition Package is the POST-GRAD (COLLEGE) $31,500 Cornerstone of the SCS experience, focusing HIGH (9TH-12TH GRADE & POST GRAD H.S) $31,500_ on academic, athletic & personal development, and represents the greatest value. The boarding package private school tuition, sport tuition as well as standard housing & meal options. *Deposits & Fees detailed below are not included in tuition ________________________________________________________________________________________________________ NEED-BASED SERVICES Working with individual student-athletes, we recognize that each one’s needs are unique. We have designed our admissions process to help identify and accommodate the needs of the individual. Some services may be required for enrollment based on admissions evaluations. These services include (but are not limited to) the following: English as a Second Language (ESL) Program-Students enrolling at SCS with less than acceptable TOEFL score will be placed in supplemental English language classes until their English proficiency reaches an acceptable level. Typically, students take two classes per semester (program cost $675/class). ________________________________________________________________________________________________________ STUDENT-ATHLETE MEALS, HOUSING & UPGRADES Standard shared rooms and meals (breakfast, lunch and dinner) are included in boarding tuition. ________________________________________________________________________________________________________ SPECIALTY PROGRAMS Please inquire with Student Services for information and pricing for our specialty programs: SEMI-INTENSIVE ENGLISH, SPORT ONLY, SCHOOL ONLY*, SUMMER SCHOOL and SUMMER CAMP. *SCHOOL ONLY programs are limited to siblings of student-athletes & elementary school students _____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

PAYMENT OPTIONS A non-refundable Program Deposit of $2500 is required. This will be applied toward tuition. Due when Letter of Intent is signed. OPTION 1-Pay in Full: Complete balance of tuition, deposits & fees are due by August 1, 2018 for the Academic Year. Past due payment fees apply. OPTION 2-Pay in ½’s: 1st half due at beginning of 1st semester (August 1st) 2nd half due at beginning of 3rd semester (December 1st) $100 Convenience fee applies. OPTION 3-Pay in ¼’s: 1st quarter due at beginning of 1st semester, Aug 1st, 2nd payment due beginning of 2nd quarter, October 15th, 3rd payment due beginning of 3rd quarter, December 1st and 4th payment due beginning of 4th quarter, February 15th. $115 Convenience fee applies ________________________________________________________________________________________________________ REFUNDABLE DEPOSITS & NON-REFUNDABLE FEES Medical Fee $360 Property Damage Deposit* $200 International Fee** $750 *Refundable if not used and are required the same for both Academic Year & Single Semester students **All fees are non-refundable _____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

EXPLANATION OF DEPOSITS & FEES All students are required to have health insurance coverage from a US health insurance company. Medical Fee: Required for services by our campus provider. Medical Deposit: Used to cover unreimbursed medical expenses or when payment is required at time of visit. Personal Spending Deposit- Used to cover student’s incidental expenses such as sport shop purchases, Bistro purchases, laundry services, replacement for room keys, miscellaneous bills or pocket money. Parents are able to replenish additional funds to this deposit at their discretion. ________________________________________________________________________________________________________




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SOCCER STUDENT-ATHLETE PROGRAM



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ACADEMIC YEAR STUDENT-ATHLETE TUITION PACKAGE* BOARDING PROGRAM DEPOSIT $ 2,500 The Student-Athlete Tuition Package is the POST-GRAD (COLLEGE) $31,500 Cornerstone of the SCS experience, focusing HIGH (9TH-12TH GRADE & POST GRAD H.S) $31,500_ on academic, athletic & personal development, and represents the greatest value. The boarding package private school tuition, sport tuition as well as standard housing & meal plan. ________________________________________________________________________________________________________ NEED-BASED SERVICES Working with individual student-athletes, we recognize that each one’s needs are unique. We have designed our admissions process to help identify and accommodate the needs of the individual. Some services may be required for enrollment based on admissions evaluations. These services include (but are not limited to) the following: English as a Second Language (ESL) Program-Students enrolling at SCS with less than acceptable TOEFL score will be placed in supplemental English language classes until their English proficiency reaches an acceptable level. Typically, students take two classes per semester (program cost $675/class). ________________________________________________________________________________________________________ STUDENT-ATHLETE MEALS, HOUSING & UPGRADES Standard shared rooms and meals (breakfast, lunch and dinner) are included in boarding tuition. ________________________________________________________________________________________________________ SPECIALTY PROGRAMS Please inquire with Student Services for information and pricing for our specialty programs: SEMI-INTENSIVE ENGLISH, SPORT ONLY, SCHOOL ONLY*, SUMMER SCHOOL and SUMMER CAMP. *SCHOOL ONLY programs are limited to siblings of student-athletes & elementary school students _____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

PAYMENT OPTIONS A non-refundable Program Deposit of $2500 is required. This will be applied toward tuition. Due when Letter of Intent is signed. OPTION 1-Pay in Full: Complete balance of tuition, deposits & fees are due by August 1, 2018 for the Academic year. Past due payment fees apply. ALL other payment forms will be required to be executed through automatic withdrawal. OPTION 2-Pay in ½’s: 1st half due at beginning of 1st semester (August 1st) 2nd half due at beginning of 3rd semester (December 1st) $100 Convenience fee applies OPTION 3-Pay in 1/4’s: 1st quarter due at beginning of 1st semester, Aug 1st, 2nd payment due beginning of 2nd quarter, October 15th, 3rd payment due beginning of 3rd quarter, December 1st and 4th payment due beginning of 4th quarter, February 15th. $115 Convenience fee applies ________________________________________________________________________________________________________ REFUNDABLE DEPOSITS & NON-REFUNDABLE FEES Medical Deposit* $360 Property Damage Deposit* $200 International Fee** $750 *Refundable if not used and are required the same for both Academic Year & Single Semester students **All fees are non-refundable _____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

EXPLANATION OF DEPOSITS & FEES All students are required to have health insurance coverage from a US health insurance company. Medical Fee: Required for services by our campus provider. Medical Deposit-Used to cover unreimbursed medical expenses or when payment is required at time of visit. Personal Spending Deposit-Used to cover student’s incidental expenses such as sport shop purchases, Bistro purchases, laundry services, replacement for room keys, miscellaneous bills or pocket money. Parents are able to replenish additional funds to this deposit at their discretion. FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION, PLEASE CALL (717)552-2220 * Please note that prices are subject to change without notice.



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TENNIS STUDENT-ATHLETE PROGRAM



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ACADEMIC YEAR STUDENT-ATHLETE TUITION PACKAGE* BOARDING Program deposit $ 2,500 The Student-Athlete Tuition Package is the POST-GRAD (COLLEGE) $31,500 Cornerstone of the SCS experience, focusing HIGH (9TH-12TH GRADE & POST GRAD H.S) $31,500_ on academic, athletic & personal development, and represents the greatest value. The boarding package private school tuition, sport tuition as well as standard housing & meal plan. *Deposits & Fees detailed below are not included in tuition ________________________________________________________________________________________________________ NEED-BASED SERVICES Working with individual student-athletes, we recognize that each one’s needs are unique. We have designed our admissions process to help identify and accommodate the needs of the individual. Some services may be required for enrollment based on admissions evaluations. These services include (but are not limited to) the following: English as a Second Language (ESL) Program-Students enrolling at SCS with less than acceptable TOEFL score will be placed in supplemental English language classes until their English proficiency reaches an acceptable level. Typically, students take two classes per semester (program cost $675/class). ________________________________________________________________________________________________________ STUDENT-ATHLETE MEALS, HOUSING & UPGRADES Standard shared rooms and meals (breakfast, lunch and dinner) are included in boarding tuition. ________________________________________________________________________________________________________ SPECIALTY PROGRAMS Please inquire with Student Services for information and pricing for our specialty programs: SEMI-INTENSIVE ENGLISH, SPORT ONLY, SCHOOL ONLY*, SUMMER SCHOOL and SUMMER CAMP. *SCHOOL ONLY programs are limited to siblings of student-athletes & elementary school students _____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

PAYMENT OPTIONS A non-refundable Program deposit of $2500 is required. This will be applied toward tuition. Due when Letter of Intent is signed. Option 1-Pay in full: Complete balance of tuition, deposits & fees are due by August 1, 2018 for the Academic Year. Past due payment fees apply. All OTHER payment forms will be required to be executed through automatic withdrawal. Option 2-Pay in ½’s: 1st half due at beginning of 1st semester, Aug. 1st, 2nd ½ due at beginning of 3rd semester, Dec. 1st. $100 convenience fee applies. Option 3-Pay in ¼’s:1st quarter due at beginning of 1st semester, Aug. 1st, 2nd payment due beginning of 2nd quarter, Oct.15, 3rd payment due beginning of 3rd quarter, Dec. 1st, and 4th payment due beginning of 4th quarter, Feb. 15th $115 convenience fee applies. _______________________________________________________________________________________________________ REFUNDABLE DEPOSITS & NON-REFUNDABLE FEES Medical Deposit* $360 Property Damage Deposit* $200 International Fee** $750 *Refundable if not used and are required the same for both Academic Year & Single Semester students **All fees are non-refundable _____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

EXPLANATION OF DEPOSITS & FEES All students are required to have health insurance coverage from a US health insurance company. Medical Fee: Required for services by our campus provider. Medical Deposit: Used to cover unreimbursed medical expenses or when payment is required at time of visit. Personal Spending Deposit: Used to cover student’s incidental expenses such as sport shop purchases, Bistro purchases, laundry services, replacement for room keys, miscellaneous bills or pocket money. Parents are able to replenish additional funds to this deposit at their discretion. ________________________________________________________________________________________________________




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Golf STUDENT-ATHLETE PROGRAM



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ACADEMIC YEAR STUDENT-ATHLETE TUITION PACKAGE* BOARDING Program deposit $ 2,500 The Student-Athlete Tuition Package is the POST-GRAD (COLLEGE) $31,500 Cornerstone of the SCS experience, focusing HIGH (9TH-12TH GRADE & POST GRAD H.S) $31,500_ on academic, athletic & personal development, and represents the greatest value. The boarding package private school tuition, sport tuition as well as standard housing & meal plan. *Deposits & Fees detailed below are not included in tuition ________________________________________________________________________________________________________ NEED-BASED SERVICES Working with individual student-athletes, we recognize that each one’s needs are unique. We have designed our admissions process to help identify and accommodate the needs of the individual. Some services may be required for enrollment based on admissions evaluations. These services include (but are not limited to) the following: English as a Second Language (ESL) Program-Students enrolling at SCS with less than acceptable TOEFL score will be placed in supplemental English language classes until their English proficiency reaches an acceptable level. Typically, students take two classes per semester (program cost $675/class). ________________________________________________________________________________________________________ STUDENT-ATHLETE MEALS, HOUSING & UPGRADES Standard shared rooms and meals (breakfast, lunch and dinner) are included in boarding tuition. ________________________________________________________________________________________________________ SPECIALTY PROGRAMS Please inquire with Student Services for information and pricing for our specialty programs: SEMI-INTENSIVE ENGLISH, SPORT ONLY, SCHOOL ONLY*, SUMMER SCHOOL and SUMMER CAMP. *SCHOOL ONLY programs are limited to siblings of student-athletes & elementary school students _____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

PAYMENT OPTIONS A non-refundable Program deposit of $2500 is required. This will be applied toward tuition. Due when Letter of Intent is signed. Option 1-Pay in full: Complete balance of tuition, deposits & fees are due by August 1, 2018 for the Academic Year. Past due payment fees apply. All OTHER payment forms will be required to be executed through automatic withdrawal. Option 2-Pay in ½’s: 1st half due at beginning of 1st semester, Aug. 1st, 2nd ½ due at beginning of 3rd semester, Dec. 1st. $100 convenience fee applies. Option 3-Pay in ¼’s:1st quarter due at beginning of 1st semester, Aug. 1st, 2nd payment due beginning of 2nd quarter, Oct.15, 3rd payment due beginning of 3rd quarter, Dec. 1st, and 4th payment due beginning of 4th quarter, Feb. 15th $115 convenience fee applies. _______________________________________________________________________________________________________ REFUNDABLE DEPOSITS & NON-REFUNDABLE FEES Medical Deposit* $360 Property Damage Deposit* $200 International Fee** $750 *Refundable if not used and are required the same for both Academic Year & Single Semester students **All fees are non-refundable _____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

EXPLANATION OF DEPOSITS & FEES All students are required to have health insurance coverage from a US health insurance company. Medical Fee: Required for services by our campus provider. Medical Deposit: Used to cover unreimbursed medical expenses or when payment is required at time of visit. Personal Spending Deposit: Used to cover student’s incidental expenses such as sport shop purchases, Bistro purchases, laundry services, replacement for room keys, miscellaneous bills or pocket money. Parents are able to replenish additional funds to this deposit at their discretion. ________________________________________________________________________________________________________

FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION, PLEASE CALL (717) 552-2220 *Please not that prices are subject to change without no



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Complete Housing Agreement

STUDENT HOUSING RULES AND REGULATIONS

RESIDENTIAL CODE OF STUDENT CONDUCT –

Scotland Campus

As Students residing in Scotland Campus, Housing you must abide by all Student Housing Policies (SHP) as well as the

Student Conduct Code Catalogs. These policies benefit individual students as well as the entire residential community.

Failure to abide by Student Housing and/or Campus Policies may result in disciplinary action, revocation of your Housing

Agreement, criminal and/or civil action.

I. ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES:

a. Students and student guests are not permitted to use, possess, or be in the presence of alcohol.

b. No Student, regardless of age, may possess alcohol whether on or off campus.

c. Open containers of alcohol are not permitted outside of personal residences or elsewhere on campus. Open alcohol

containers in lounges, lobbies, balconies, etc. are strictly prohibited.

d. Any resident regardless of age found to be intoxicated and/or unable to exercise care for one’s own safety and/or the

safety of others due to intoxication is in violation of Housing Policy. Students who violate any other campus policy while

under the influence of alcohol are also in violation of this policy.

e. Possession of empty containers of alcohol will be interpreted as consumption of alcohol.

f. The sale or distribution of alcohol is prohibited in housing.

II. CLEANLINESS:

Because we live in in proximity to each other, all Students are expected to maintain cleanliness and hygiene in their living

unit. Some causes for concern would include but are not limited to a significant odor, excessive trash rotting, or spoiling

food left in the open, debris covering exit ways, etc.

Trash pick-up from dumpsters is every Monday morning. It is the responsibility of each dorm to see to it that trash is

emptied in the appropriate dumpster, prior to Monday morning pick-up. Each dorm will have a schedule and each student

will be assigned a task. Dorm rooms are subject to inspection, with demerits, privileges, and game play suspended for non-

compliance. Gross negligence and breach of any rules will be grounds for dismissal with no refund.

III. COMPUTER AND INTERNET USE:

All devices, phones, computers, gaming items, etc. must be registered at the office.

The Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA) has subpoenaed information about individuals believed to have

engaged in unauthorized peer-to-peer file sharing of copyrighted music and other works. Unauthorized downloading and

uploading of copyrighted music, movies, and software constitutes as an illegal copyright infringement. Students should be

aware that the unauthorized sharing of peer-to-peer file copyrighted works, including music, pictures, movies, and software

is a violation of campus computer use policy. It is also illegal and may carry significant monetary and/or criminal sanctions.

It is the responsibility of students who are downloading or uploading documents to make certain that they are not

copyrighted works, or that the student has the permission of the copyright holder. Please refer to Residential Computing

Resources policy for further explanation.

Internet will be provided on campus. Students are not allowed to install routers that are not owned by the campus. Personal

Access Points are prohibited and tampering with internet equipment. Internet activity can be identified. Students violating

the school policy and visiting unwholesome web sites will be dropped from the network. < ALL DEVICES MUST BE

REGISTERED >

IV. DANGEROUS BEHAVIOR:

Any activity, which can be interpreted as endangering to or harming oneself, any community member, guest, or other

campus resident, will not be tolerated and may lead to disciplinary action.

V. DESTRUCTION/MISUSE/THEFT OF PROPERTY:

Property damage is inappropriate and demonstrates a lack of respect for the community and the property of others. The

following are violations of this policy:

a. Unauthorized possession, use or misuse, removal, defacement and/or tampering of Campus owned property or leased

property or equipment or any property belonging to a community member or guest is prohibited.

b. Any resident who maliciously or accidentally damages Campus owned property will be responsible for the cost of the

damage and/or the cost of the labor to restore or repair the property to its original condition.

c. Students will be responsible for the actions of and/or damages incurred by their guests.

d. Students are prohibited from physically repairing damages to Campus property. If property is damaged, please report the

damage to the main office at 717-552-2220 immediately.

e. Common area damage charges not readily assigned to a particular individual may be charged to a group or floor of

Students. Campus furniture may not be removed from student units or common areas.

f. Students are responsible for the condition of their unit and the furnishings provided for them by housing.

g. Students must keep living area clear of obstructions such as screens, bamboo or other coverings that block the view for

safety personnel.

VI. DISORDERLY CONDUCT:

Behaviors whether through conduct or expression which are not civil or respectful and which breach the peace within or

around the residence halls or at any residence-hall related function are not permitted. Foul language or use of ethnic slang, is

not permitted.

VII. DRUGS, NARCOTICS, AND PARAPHERNALIA:

Possession, usage, or manufacture of controlled substances (including paraphernalia for intended or implied use) of any sort

is illegal and prohibited. Students suspected of violating this policy may be confronted by staff members and/or by civil

authorities. The following consist of additional violations under this policy:

a. Possession and use of marijuana or use of products that resemble or smell like marijuana is prohibited.

b. The misuse of prescription medication and/or cleaning products or fumes.

c. Inability to exercise care for one’s own safety and/or the safety of others while under the influence of controlled

substances.

d. Suspicion of using illegal drugs which includes, but is not limited to, marijuana odor emanating from a unit, drug

paraphernalia seen in a room, storage closet, etc.

e. The sale and/or distribution of drugs and/or paraphernalia is prohibited. Scotland Campus has a K-9 unit capable of

detecting drugs and drug related paraphernalia.

VIII. FAILURE TO COMPLY WITH AN ADMINISTRATIVE REQUEST

a. Failure to comply with an administrative request when a Campus staff member is acting in his/her official capacity

including: failure to appear/meet, to vacate a unit, to cease inappropriate behavior, to produce identification, and/or to exit a

facility when requested.

b. Providing fabricated, falsified, misrepresentative, or non-negotiable information or documents.

c. In binding roommate agreements, agreed to and signed after a mediation, Students must adhere to those agreements or

they will be subject to violation of this policy.

IX. FIRE HAZARDS AND SAFETY:

The following constitutes a list of violations that could result in prosecution and/or fines:

a. Tampering or damaging fire equipment or intentionally misusing fire alarms, smoke detectors, fire sprinklers, fire

extinguishers, emergency exit signs or pulling the fire alarm when the cause is unrelated to notification of a fire.

b. Intentionally or negligently causing and/or creating a fire, explosion or release of poisonous gas or fumes.

c. Failure to evacuate a building immediately following the sounding of an alarm, unless otherwise instructed by Student

Housing staff, fire-safety or other emergency response personnel. We will conduct periodic fire alarm excercises.

d. Possessing or storing gasoline, fireworks and/or combustible decorations and chemicals.

e. Storing fuel-driven engines including motorcycles, mopeds, etc. in residential housing.

f. Open flames (including candles and incense), combustible decorations and chemicals, deep fat fryers, electric fry pans,

space heaters and halogen lamps are prohibited (including on balconies).

g. Disabling, opening, damaging, or propping exits used exclusively as fire exits is prohibited (unless being used properly as

an exit during an emergency situation).

h. Grills – BBQ Grills cannot be operated anywhere under overhangs or structures. Propane grills are prohibited.

i. (Apartments with kitchens) Using toasters or other cooking devices in areas outside of the kitchen.

j. (Apartments without kitchens) Using cooking devices outside of the designated area from the living room

X. GAMBLING:

All forms of gambling are prohibited on Campus property. This would include but is not limited to activities played for

money, checks, or some other representative value.

XI. HARM OR THREAT OF HARM TO SELF OR ANOTHER:

Committing acts of physical or mental abuse or engaging in actions that intimidate, harass, threaten, coerce, or otherwise

endanger the health or safety of self or another person (including threats or attempts of suicide) is prohibited. This includes

but is not limited to physical harm or threat of physical harm to any person and/or to self.

XII. LITTERING/TRASH REMOVAL:

Littering, inappropriate disposal of trash, and/or sweeping debris into a public hallway or area in the residence communities

or the surrounding grounds is not permitted. If the problem is persistent and not able to be resolved by the community, fines

may be issued for violations of this policy. All students will be expected to complete regular dorm duties. Residents and

rooms are subject to inspections at will. K-9 patrols will be regular in each dorm.

XIII. PETS:

Animals are not allowed in campus housing at any time.

Exceptions:

Assisted living animals verified by our department

Staff who are permanent residents

XIV. QUIET HOURS:

Quiet hours mean that community members must keep noise at a very minimal level in all of our housing, surrounding

grounds, and recreation areas. Courtesy hours mean that Students are expected to maintain a reasonable or moderate noise

level. During quiet and courtesy hours, requests for less noise from community members and Housing staff members will be

respected in our community.

Quiet hours are from 9:00 PM-7:00 AM

24 hour quiet hours – in effect the last two weeks of each academic semester

Courtesy hours are in effect at all other times.

All musical and percussion instruments and stereo equipment must be registered with your Community Director before

being played in the residence halls. Permission must be obtained in writing from roommates and neighboring units. No

offensive language in music is permitted. Loud music in either vehicles or dorms, is not permitted. Curfew is at 10:00 pm

each night and 11:30 on weekends. Food deliveries are only permitted in the parking lot adjacent to the education building.

Uber or other transport is not permitted in housing.

XV. ROOM SWAPS AND CHANGES:

Unauthorized room transfers are strictly prohibited. Housing must ask that Students not change rooms without approval.

Please contact your RA or CD to file a room change and avoid unnecessary confusion and charges during the year.

XVI. SAFETY/SECURITY:

Safety/Security policies are necessary for the safety of Students and therefore must be followed. The following is a list of

security/security violations:

a. The unauthorized use, possession, or duplication of room or master keys including lending keys to any person;

b. Bypassing or tampering with the electronic locking mechanisms for the lobby or unit doors. Propping of any door, other

than your own unit door, is prohibited.

c. Unauthorized entry into a building other than the one in which a resident has key access;

d. Unauthorized presence on rooftops, ledges, or areas marked for restricted access;

e. Unauthorized use of or entry/attempted entry into computer or telecommunications systems;

f. Providing access to buildings or units within buildings to those other than Students with key access, staff, or attended

guests by any means;

g. Failure to lock or secure doors, entrance doors, or allowing a person entrance into a building and leaving them unattended

in a public area;

h. Removal of any window screens (except for evacuation due to a fire). All Students of a living unit may be fined if a

screen is removed for a non-emergency purpose;

i. Throwing, dropping, or projecting any objects from any residence hall building, doorway, window or balcony;

j. Using one’s window as a means of entry or exit; or using it to store unsightly articles, garbage, or Campus owned or leased

furniture is not permitted. Sitting/perching on or jumping over balcony railings is prohibited.

k. Use of sporting and recreation equipment is prohibited in indoor common areas such as lobbies, hallways and entrances.

Football, baseball, and other sports are not to be played on lawns outside of campus dorms. The field adjacent to the dorms

is acceptable.

l. Locking bikes to anything other than authorized bike racks (i.e. handrails, fire hydrants, etc.) is prohibited.

m. Failure to follow procedures at security gates is prohibited.

n. Tampering with security cameras and recording equipment is prohibited along with unplugging said equipment.

o. Music. Vile music with swearing and/or vulgar content is not permitted and will be confiscated or devices removed.

p. Student vehicles must be parked in the large lot in housing.

q. All vehicles must be registered in the main office with make, model, tags, color, and insurance copy.

XXII. SEXUAL ASSAULT:

Sexual assault, sexual battery, or rape of a community member or guest thereof is prohibited.

Note: This behavior is defined as any sexual activity conducted without the expressed consent of all parties involved.

XVIII. SMOKING:

Smoking is prohibited in all our buildings, student rooms, residential hallways, restrooms, lounges, stairs, balconies,

volleyball and basketball courts. This includes the use of smoking devices such as hookah pipes.

XXIV. SOLICITATION:

Door-to-door solicitation for commercial purposes is prohibited. Any nonprofit, political, and/or campus organization/group

desiring to solicit in campus communities must secure permission in advance from the Associate Director for Residence

Life. Student Housing will never grant permission to any individual or organization not affiliated with the Housing Office to

sell or advertise door to door within the buildings or parking lots.

XX. THREATENING BEHAVIOR:

Conduct that threatens or endangers the health or safety of any person within or related to the Campus community, including

physical abuse, threats, intimidation, harassment, or sexual misconduct.

XXI. VISITATION:

This visitation policy is designed with the safety and consideration of our community members and property in mind.

Student Students are permitted to host guests as long as the rights and privacy of the other persons living in the unit are taken

into consideration, and the following guidelines are observed. Persons who hold a current housing agreement but are visiting

Students in other units are considered Residential Guests; all others are considered Non-resident guests. The definition of a

Short-Term Guest is any person, hosted by a student resident, or resident who does not hold a Housing agreement, such

guests will not remain in the housing complex after 12:00 a.m.

a. Non-Resident Guests arriving or remaining in the complex during the hours of 7:30 p.m. and 12 a.m. must be registered.

Any guest not registered to stay overnight must leave the housing complex by 12 a.m. and not return before 7 a.m.

Please follow the registration process described here:

1. To register a Short-Term Guest, the host resident will need to give proper notice of the guests’ arrival. Notify Susan at

717-552-2220 24 hours prior to arrival. Then, secure passes for guests (yellow band), and collect yellow band and return to

main office. The guest must show a regularly accepted picture I.D., such as a driver’s license or school I.D., and agree to

adhere to all housing rules and regulations. All guests will be required to wear their guest bracelet visibly while in the

housing complex. Short term guest length of stay may not extend past 12 a.m.

2. To register an Overnight Guest, the host resident must notify by email, text, or phone and register their guest by 3 p.m. on

the business day PRIOR to the guest’s arrival. Upon arrival, the resident must meet the guest at the parking lot adjacent to

the education building. Guests receive yellow wrist band at this time.

b. Overnight Guest length of stay may not extend past 12 noon the day following their arrival, unless otherwise approved for

multiple consecutive days. Each resident is limited to 5 nights of this type of visitation per 30-day period. The 30-day period

begins the first day of guest arrival.

c. Consequences of violating Overnight Guest policy include a potential judicial fine of up to $30 per night for each

violation.

d. No student resident may allow guests access to the housing complex after 7:30 p.m. without following the registration

process outlined above. Members of the opposite sex are not permitted in the dorms unless they are family members.

e. All non-resident guests must wear a guest bracelet easily visible on their person while present in the housing complex.

Guest bracelets can be obtained after 7:30 p.m. at one of the guard stations.

f. Students are responsible for their guest’s conduct at all times and any damages incurred by that guest. All guests must

comply with all Campus and Student Housing policies. Guests may be asked by Campus staff to provide identification or

leave the premises at any time. The guest must comply.

g. A guest must be accompanied by her/his host at all times. Guests are not permitted to be unescorted and may not be left

unattended in the host’s unit or within the community.

h. No Students or guests may sleep in the lounges, lobbies or other public areas unless it is in conjunction with an official

hall sponsored event or other Campus purpose and approved in writing by a Community Director or other Housing

professional staff.

i. Occupancy in any unit at any given time must not exceed 10 people for apartments and 5 people for the Suites, including

Students. Guest registration for a unit will be cut off after six people have been registered to that unit.

j. Advertising for open parties or gatherings is not permitted under any circumstance.

XXIV. WEAPONS, FIREARMS OR AMMUNITION:

The possession or use of firearms, ammunition, explosive or combustible materials, pistols, revolvers, pellet guns, air guns,

and/or injury-threatening weapons deemed by law enforcement to be deadly are strictly prohibited. This also includes but is

not limited to dirks, daggers, machetes, slingshots, switchblade knives, weapons commonly known as blackjacks, sand-

clubs, billy-clubs, and metal knuckles. Metal pipes, bars, razors with an unguarded edge or any knife being used for a

purpose other than the purpose for which it was intended (i.e. a kitchen knife being used as a weapon or to instill fear in

another.)

XXV. WILLFUL DISRUPTION:

Participating in an activity that substantially and materially disrupts the normal operations of the residential community, or

infringes on the rights of members of the Campus community:

a. Overt actions such as verbal attacks and physical assaults on students, Campus staff and/or their property.

b. Physical or written defacement or destruction of residential property and/or Student Housing postings and posters.

c. Disruptive behavior that negatively impacts the housing community and the ability of another and/or others to live and

study.

d. Loud music is prohibited. Music with explicit language and unwholesome content is not permitted. Students may use

headphones.

e. Explicit language is not permitted on campus. Persistent use of foul language will result in disciplinary action, which

could result in reduced game play, assigned tasks and up to dismissal from campus.

XXVI. OFF CAMPUS SERVICES

a. Food delivery to the cottages is not permitted. All food orders must be pick-up in the designated parking lot by the

food service and the security office. Students must meet delivery people there. Food orders after curfew are not

permitted. The deliveries will be turned away by security and the student placing the order, held responsible for the

cost.

b. Uber or other ride services are not permitted in housing. Again, only the use of the designated parking lot is

authorized for pick-up. The lot by food service and security. Students must have the authorization from coaches and

sign out of their respective dorms.

c. Students must be back in their dorms by 10:00 PM and 11:30PM on weekends.

d. Personal student vehicles are not permitted, either on campus or off campus.

XXVII. DRIVING PRIVILEGES

Boarders are not permitted to have cars, motorcycles or mopeds on campus for any reason. At no time, while under the

school’s jurisdiction (other than when all boarders are on an approved weekend) may a boarder drive other students or may a

student ride in a car driven by a boarder. Additionally, boarders may not return to campus with a car while on a weekend.

Boarding students will not be granted permission to maintain a car on campus.

____________________________________________ ________________________ Student’s Signature Date

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Complete Campus Conduct Agreement / Community Life

Covenant / Honor

SCOTLAND CAMPUS

Community Life Covenant for Trustees, Employees,

Students and Associated Agencies Preface Scotland Campus is an independent Christian institution of learning, originally founded as a Protestant, church-related seminary, and remains grounded in the Christian tradition. Our mission as an academic community is not merely the transmission of information and skill; but is concerned with the development of whole persons who will build the Church and benefit society worldwide. We pursue our mission to educate students through intellectual inquiry, spiritual formation, and preparation for calling and career within the context of the Christian faith and in keeping with the campus heritage and connection to the greater Church body. We are a community of faith that seeks to live according to biblical standards laid down by Jesus Christ for His body, the Church. We recognize the Bible to be the infallible Word of God and fully authoritative in matters of life and conduct, as reflected in the campus Statement of Faith. It is crucial that each trustee and employee of the college clearly understand, affirm, and support the Community Life Covenant. By entering this covenant, we are, before the Lord, joining in a compact with other members of the Scotland Campus community. The Purposes of our Community Life Covenant The goal of life at Scotland Campus is to live, work, serve, and worship together as an educational community centered on the Lord Jesus Christ. It is intended that this community covenant would be understood as a grace-filled standard for life together, and serve as a means of encouraging Godly living, with integrity and with honor for one another as we grow as a community. The biblical foundation of Christian community is expressed in Jesus’ two great commandments: “Love the Lord your God with all your heart and with all your soul and with all your mind,” and, “Love your neighbor as yourself.” Jesus himself perfectly demonstrated this pattern: love for God, acted out in love for others. Acknowledging our dependence on the power and grace of God, the trustees and employees of the Scotland Campus community commit to live according to this ideal. The purposes of this community covenant are as follows: To affirm our identity as a Christ-centered institution that integrates its life around biblical principles and devotion to Jesus Christ; To affirm the integrity of our mission’s promise to our students and their parents to educate through intellectual inquiry, spiritual formation, and preparation for calling and career, all to impact the world for Jesus Christ. To affirm our unity as a community with shared values and a shared framework of grace and faith, so that each member can serve and grow faithfully in our dependence on God’s Spirit and obedience to His Word. Living the Christian Life As followers of Jesus Christ and recipients of His grace, we live out our faith on a daily basis. As broken persons, we acknowledge that we do and will do this imperfectly. As a community that highly values growing in maturity both individually and corporately, we commit to that which will produce godly growth and reject that which will cause us and others harm. In light of this, we commit to the following:

• Show evidence of the Holy Spirit who lives within all believers, such as “love, joy, peace, patience,

kindness, goodness, faithfulness, gentleness, and self-control.”

• Seek righteousness, mercy, and justice.

• Love and side with what is good in God’s eyes, and abhor what is evil in God’s eyes.

• Uphold the God-given worth of every human being, from conception to death, as unique image-bearers of

God.

• Pursue unity and embrace ethnic and racial diversity as part of God’s design for humanity.

• Affirm chastity among the unmarried and the sanctity of marriage between one man and one woman.

• Be people of integrity whose word can be fully trusted.

• Give faithful witness to the Gospel, practice good works toward all and live lives of prayer and

thanksgiving.

• By contrast, even though God forgives people through his grace, we acknowledge that the Bible

condemns certain behaviors, and we commit to avoid the following.

• Pride, immodesty in dress or behavior, slander, gossip, vulgar or obscene language, blasphemy, greed,

covetousness, theft (including plagiarism), and the taking of innocent life.

• Self-righteousness, and legalism, understood as the imposition of extra-biblical standards of godliness by

one person or group upon another.

• Sinful attitudes and behaviors, such as impurity and debauchery; idolatry and witchcraft; hatred, jealousy,

fits of rage, selfish ambition, envy, and drunkenness.

• Sexual immorality, including the use of pornography and all other sexual behaviors the Bible reveals to be

contrary to God’s loving design for humanity.

• Exercising Responsible Freedom.

The Scotland Campus community seeks to practice responsible Christian freedom. This requires a wise stewardship of mind, body, time, abilities, and resources on the part of every member of the community. Responsible freedom also requires thoughtful, biblical choices in matters of behavior, entertainment, interpersonal relationships, and observance of the Lord’s Day. Students are required to attend mid-week chapel and worship services on Sunday. Employees are expected to set an example and attend regularly. Scotland Campus accommodates only worship of the Christian faith. Trustees and employees of the campus community will also use careful and loving discretion in the use of alcohol. We are especially concerned about the serious problem of alcohol use and abuse in academic environments. We seek to create a learning environment in which all our students can thrive. All persons are created in the image of God; thus we possess a sacred responsibility for the safety and care of our students. As such, trustees and employees will seek to avoid serving alcohol to, or consuming it with, any Scotland Campus student. Conclusion Scotland Campus recognizes that not all students who attend the campus come from a Christian faith background, but the trustees, employees, renters, and associated agencies and businesses, do agree to live as an example for them in matters of Christian life and conduct. It is also expected that students affirm, live by and comply with the standards of the community life covenant. Scotland Campus is a covenant community committed to integrity, responsible freedom, and dynamic, Christ-like love, and a place where the name of Jesus Christ is honored in all we do. This requires that each of us keep our word by taking the commitment to this covenant seriously as covenant keepers, whatever pressures we may face to do otherwise. I, as a student, and/or on behalf of the organization I lead, and the employees under my responsibility, do hereby agree and affirm the standards as stated above, and will covenant to fulfill each one with the understanding that my position, presence, involvement, and work upon the campus is contingent upon living out the Community Life Covenant. It is understood further, by the Scotland Campus President and the Administrative Board of Trustees of Scotland Campus, that all other agreements, express or implied, are subordinate to and dependent upon the faithful adherence to the covenant enumerated herein. ______________________ ______________________ Name Date ______________________ ______________________ Organization Witness

NOTE: Bible quotations are taken from the New International Version (1995).

[1] Matthew 22:37-40 [2] Galatians 6:1; Matthew 18:15-17; Ephesians 4:15; Colossians 3:16-17 [3] Galatians 5:22-23; 2 Peter 1:5-7; Colossians 3:12-14 [4] Proverbs 21:3; 31:8-9; Micah 6:8; Matthew 23:23; Galatians 6:10 [5] Amos 5:15; Romans 12:9, 16:19 [6] Genesis 1:27; Psalm 8:3-8; 139:13-16; Galatians 3:26-29; Ephesians 2:10; Colossians 1:15-17 [7] Isaiah 56:6-7; John 17:20-23; Acts 17:26; Galatians 3:26-29; Ephesians 2:11-18; Colossians 3:11; Revelation 7:9-10 [8] 1 Corinthians 6:18; 1 Corinthians 7:2; Hebrews 13:4 [9] Psalm 15:4; Matthew 5:33-37 [10] Acts 1:8; 1 Peter 3:15; Galatians 6:10; Ephesians 2:10; Hebrews 10:24; 1 Peter 2:11; 1 Thessalonians 5:17-18; James 5:16; Titus 2:7-8 [11] Proverbs 16:18; 1 Corinthians 6:10; Exodus 20:7; Romans 13:9; Colossians 3:8-9; James 2:1-13; Romans 13:1-2; 1 Timothy 2:8-10; Hebrews 13:5-6; Exodus 20:15 [12] Acts 15:5-11; Matthew 16:6; 23:13-36; Galatians 2:11-14; 6:1-5 [13] Galatians 5:19-21 [14] Matthew 5:27-28; Romans 1:21-27; 1 Corinthians 6:9-10; Genesis 2:24; Ephesians 5:31 [15] 1 Corinthians 6:19-20; 2 Corinthians 3:4-6; 1 Peter 2:16-17

Definitions of the tenets of the Honor Code "A Knight will not lie, cheat, steal, or tolerate those who do."

LYING: Knights violate the Honor Code by lying if they deliberately deceive another by stating an untruth or by any direct form of communication to include the telling of a partial truth and the vague or ambiguous use of information or language with the intent to deceive or mislead. CHEATING: A violation of cheating would occur if a Knights fraudulently acted out of self-interest or assisted another to do so with the intent to gain or to give an unfair advantage. Cheating includes such acts as plagiarism (presenting someone else's ideas, words, data, or work as one's own without documentation), misrepresentation (failing to document the assistance of another in the preparation, revision, or proofreading of an assignment), and using unauthorized notes. STEALING: The wrongful taking, obtaining, or withholding by any means from the possession of the owner or any other person any money, personal property, article, or service of value of any kind, with intent to permanently deprive or defraud another person of the use and benefit of the property, or to appropriate it to either their own use or the use of any person other than the owner. TOLERATION: Knights violate the Honor Code by tolerating if they fail to report an unresolved incident with honor implications to proper authority within a reasonable length of time. "Proper authority" includes the President, the Assistant to the President, or Designated Head Coach, Athletic Director. A "reasonable length of time" is the time it takes to confront the Knights suspected of the honor violation and decide whether the incident was a misunderstanding or a possible violation of the Honor Code. A reasonable length of time is usually considered not to exceed 24 hours. To have violated the honor code, a Knights must have lied, cheated, stolen, or attempted to do so, or tolerated such action on the part of another Knights. The procedural element of the Honor System examines the two elements that must be present for a Knight to have committed an honor violation: the act and the intent to commit that act. The latter does not mean intent to violate the Honor Code, but rather the intent to commit the act itself. Three rules of thumb

1. Does this action attempt to deceive anyone or allow anyone to be deceived?

2. Does this action gain or allow the gain of privilege or advantage to which I or someone else would not

otherwise be entitled?

3. Would I be dissatisfied by the outcome if I were on the receiving end of this action?

Signature: ___________________________________________________________

DISCIPLINE GUIDELINES

GENERAL These guidelines are based on the school’s philosophy and principles regarding good character, and reflect the school’s commitment to providing a safe and healthy environment for students. The school strives to promote effective and caring communication among faculty, students, and parents that support students in their personal growth and provides room for a young person to make mistakes and learn from them. The guidelines in this section apply to all conduct by students, whether on or off campus, while they are enrolled at the school. Scotland Campus has a Discipline Committee. The committee is comprised of the principal, teachers, coaches, and administrators. In reaching disciplinary decisions, the dean of students, the Discipline Committee, the associate head for student affairs, and the Head of School may distinguish between intention and thoughtlessness in the length or seriousness for disciplinary consequences. Students will be held accountable for their behavior in a manner deemed appropriate by the school, in its sole discretion. A student’s presence when a violation of rules occurs may result in disciplinary action. Students should make it their responsibility to study and understand these disciplinary guidelines and their underlying principles. If the Head of School or his designee determines, in his sole discretion, that parental involvement is appropriate at any stage of the disciplinary process, then the Head of School or his designee may contact parents to discuss the situation, in addition to those times when parental involvement may be specifically called for, as described further below. The goal of these guidelines is to help each student understand the type of behavior expected at school, and to learn to assume responsibility for his or her action. MINOR INFRACTIONS Minor infractions of school rules are usually handled on the spot, sometimes after consultation with the dean of students. Disciplinary action for minor infractions may include evening restrictions, campus restriction (bounds), Saturday detention, community jobs, and/or a formal reprimand. Advisors are generally informed of disciplinary action involving their advisees. Dress Code Enforcement: Students not abiding by the dress code will be assigned detention and encouraged to change into acceptable clothing. A student who does not change runs the risk of acquiring more than one detention in a particular day. RESPONSES TO DRUG OR ALCOHOL USE A student’s presence when a violation of the drug or alcohol rules occurs will result in disciplinary action. Students appearing before the Discipline Committee for first drug or alcohol offenses should expect to be suspended or dismissed from school. All first drug or alcohol offenses not resulting in dismissal require a counseling component, as determined by the school counselor, and follow-up. A second drug and alcohol offense during a student’s career will likely result in dismissal. A student who uses tobacco or nicotine delivery devices will, in most cases, receive the following disciplinary responses:

• First Offense: Two weeks of bounds; meeting with the nurse practitioner; letter home.

• Second Offense: Three weeks of bounds; letter home.

• Third Offense: Student faces the Discipline Committee, with likely outcome being a short suspension. Subsequent occurrences may lead to a longer or permanent separation from the school.

RESPONSES TO VIOLATION OF NO VEHICLE POLICY A student who is found to have or have had a vehicle on campus will receive the following disciplinary responses:

• First Offense: Student will be required to surrender vehicle keys.

• Second Offense: Vehicle will be towed and impounded. Parents/guardian will be notified. Any expense incurred will be responsibility of parent/guardian.

• Third Offense: Student will be dismissed from program with no possibility of return.

RESPONSES TO LATE WEEKEND SLIPS Students who do not submit weekend slips by 3:30 PM on Thursday may be assigned detention or denied weekend leave. Leaving campus before one’s last commitment will result in cuts for all activities missed. THE DISCIPLINE COMMITTEE Major violations of school rules will generally be handled by the dean of students, who may refer them to Discipline Committee. The Discipline Committee is composed of three students and three faculty members plus the dean of students, who will chair the committee but who will not vote. The dean may exclude himself if the case involves an advisee. The three students will be the president of the student government, senior prefect, and on fifth-form student government member appointed by the Head of School in consultation with the dean. Invited to attend as non-voting members may be the advisor, dorm parent or day student advisor. Disciplinary offenses of an academic nature may be referred to the Discipline Committee by the academic dean, who will co-chair the disciplinary meeting with the dean of students. In such cases, the pertinent department chair may also be invited to attend. It is the Discipline Committee’s purpose to offer the student a hearing and then to make a recommendation to the Head of School or associate head for student affairs. Believing the disciplinary process is educationally important both to individual students and also to the school community, students involved in a first major offense will generally appear before the Discipline Committee. However, the Head of School may waive the process if there are constraints of a personal or confidential nature, if the hearing interferes with vacation time, or for any other reason, in the Head of School’s sole discretion. The Head of School or associate head for student affairs will make all final disciplinary decisions. Disciplinary responses may include restrictions, reprimand, deans’ warning, probation, suspension, dismissal or other discipline deemed appropriate by the Head of School, in his sole discretion. The Head of School or associate head for student affairs will determine how much weight, if any, to give to any recommendation of the Discipline Committee, if the Discipline Committee has convened. The Head of School may decide not to convene the Discipline Committee, in his sole discretion, with respect to any disciplinary circumstances. COMMUNICATION WITH RESPECT TO DISCIPLINARY RESPONSES The Scotland Campus community values transparency and strives to be as open as possible about its responses to student misconduct. Disciplinary decisions, and the underlying student conduct, may be shared with students, parents and faculty as determined by the school, in its sole and absolute discretion. While the Head of School may choose to disclose the facts, circumstances and rationale of a

disciplinary decision, the names of the students involved and the Discipline Committee’s recommended disciplinary response (if any) will not be disclosed. Members of the school community will be provided with the name and contact information of the appropriate administrator to whom any questions or concerns about the particular situation may be addressed. Students and parents should be aware that there may be sensitive cases involving student discipline with respect to which the school may determine that any disclosure of a disciplinary proceeding—even without the use of student names—may be inappropriate. The school retains absolute and sole discretion with respect to the disclosure and handling of any student disciplinary matter. RESTICTION AND BOUNDS PUNISHMENTS On Restriction (evening restriction) A student placed on bounds:

• Must check-in on school nights by 7:50 PM (even those who normally have 10:00 PM check-in). The student is not allowed to sign out of study hours—the student must remain in his/her dorm from 7:50 PM until the next morning or remain in supervised study hall; no visitors.

• Must check-in on Saturday nights at 9:00 PM and remain in the dorm until the next morning. A day student must leave campus by 9:00 PM and must check out with the administrator on duty when the student departs.

• Will be allowed to leave campus only for a school required activity or a meal with the student’s own parents (without other students). This permission will be granted by the dean and will not interfere with evening restrictions.

• Will not be permitted to take a weekend. Students who have received any discipline that involves a weekend restriction may not be allowed to leave campus. Students are encouraged to recognize that there are consequences for their actions, and that they must think ahead about whether or not there is an important weekend engagement coming up. Discipline will generally not be changed for the convenience of students or their families. SATURDAY DETENTION AND MISSED APPOINTMENTS Students who are assigned to Saturday detention or who do not obtain all necessary permissions to miss a weekend school appointment, may be denied permission to take that weekend. Students who have accumulated more than four cuts and miss an assigned detention will normally be placed on bounds immediately through the following weekend. PRESIDENT’S WARNING Dean’s warning constitutes a formal warning to a student that any further disciplinary infraction is likely to result in suspension or dismissal. A student on deans’ warning may not be eligible for a diploma. A student on deans’ warning may not be permitted to attend certain scheduled ceremonies or events on or off campus. The period of deans’ warning may extend beyond the end of the school year. PROBATION The status of probation indicates that a subsequent violation of a major school rule will likely result in the student’s dismissal from the school. Probation is used only in conjunction with a disciplinary separation from school (suspension) and will generally be assigned for 12 to 16 weeks depending on the nature of the infraction.

SUSPENSION AND EXPULSION If a student is suspended, it is his or her responsibility to obtain academic assignment and to maintain contact with teachers. A suspended student is responsible for all material covered during the suspension, but the student is expected to understand that the nature of some work may prevent its satisfactory completion in absentia. Suspension may, as a result, undermine a student’s ability to earn representative grades on some assignments or for a course as a whole. A student who has been dismissed may not return to the campus without the specific permission, in advance, of the dean of students; such visits will be approved only for specific purposes and for short duration. REPORTING CHANGE OF STATUS TO COLLEGES Many colleges and universities ask their applicants and the College Counselling Office to report a “disciplinary violation whether relate to academic misconduct or behavioral misconduct, which resulted in the applicant’s probation, suspension, removal, dismissal, or expulsion” (language drawn from the Common Application). If such disciplinary action takes place during high school, applicants are obligated to report it in a short statement that accompanies the application. If disciplinary action occurs after an application has been filed, the College Counseling Office must report it to colleges within 10 days. Students are counseled to write on their own behalf and facilitate this contact with their colleges with careful advice concerning content. BEHAVIORAL EXPECTATIONS WHILE AWAY FROM SCHOOL Students should be aware that they represent the school community at all times, both on and away from campus. While it is not the school’s intention to monitor students in all of their off-campus activities, the school reserves the right to take disciplinary action, including suspension or expulsion, in response to inappropriate conduct occurring outside of campus. While traveling to or from campus, while on weekends or vacations, students should not behave in any way or engage in any activities that is inconsistent with the school’s mission and philosophy or that could compromise the reputation of Scotland Campus. Such occurrences may be of disciplinary interest to the school. PARENT INVOLVEMENT Disciplinary matters and student issues are handled directly by teachers, administrators, and appropriate staff. If a student is having an issue with another student, parents should not attempt to deal with the other student directly about that matter. Doing so may put a student in an intimidating situation and is best resolved, when appropriate, through a school administrator for guidance with respect to any questions about contacting another student or parent about a school-related matter.

LEAVING CAMPUS POLICY ALL students are required to SIGN OUT & NOTIFY your Head coach who in turn will notify Security. You must SIGN IN upon return. Violation for leaving campus without signing out/in and notifying your Head coach: 4 Hrs of Community Service OR 4 Hrs of Campus clean-up which includes trash, cleaning bathrooms, dorms, workout facilities, etc. For every new violation, Community Service or Campus clean-up time DOUBLES. CONSEQUENCES FOR NOT ATTENDING CLASS, WORKOUTS OR PRACTICES WITHOUT LEGITIMATE EXCUSE For each Class, Workout or Practice missed: 4 Hrs of Community Service OR 4 Hrs of Campus clean-up which includes trash, cleaning bathrooms, dorms, workout facilities, etc. For every new violation, Community Service or Campus clean-up time DOUBLES. SCOTLAND CAMPUS IS A TOBACCO FREE CAMPUS. SMOKING/CHEWING TOBACCO IS NOT PERMITTED. VIOLATIONS WILL RESULT IN THE FOLLOWING. 4 Hrs of Community Service OR 4 Hrs of Campus clean-up which includes trash, cleaning bathrooms, dorms, workout facilities, etc. For every new violation, Community Service or Campus clean-up time DOUBLES. ZERO TOLERANCE POLICY PERTAINS TO THE FOLLOWING. Students caught violating ANY of these ZERO tolerance policies will be immediately kicked out of our program and SENT home.

1. Persons of the opposite sex are not permitted in dorms at any time. There are designated times and places to visit with persons of the opposite sex that will be under supervision.

2. Drinking alcohol is NOT permitted on campus.

3. Using ANY kind of DRUGS that are not prescribed to you by your doctor are permitted on campus.

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Deposit

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Scholarship Offer Letter

Scotland Campus Sports Athletic Scholarship and Letter of Intent

Name of Student: Date of Birth: Address: City/State/Zip: Phone No: Athletics Scholarship Award: Sport:

• Deposit must be paid by the athlete; it is not covered by the Athletic Scholarship. • Application and Student Insurance Fees are the responsibility of the athlete. • Non-Athletic injury or sickness is not covered by this scholarship agreement.

Scotland Campus will provide care and treatment of all injuries incurred by an athlete while training for, and participating in, sports sponsored by Scotland Campus Sports. In case of injury, this scholarship will continue through the scholarship period listed above even though participant has been declared unable to participate by team doctor and trainer. By my signature, I, the undersigned, do hereby accept the terms of the scholarship listed above and acknowledge that: 1. This scholarship agreement may be terminated if I fail to abide by rules and requirements of the Scotland Campus, Scotland Campus Sports and the Head Coach. 2. If my scholarship is terminated for any of the above reasons, I may be held responsible for all expenses incurred during the year in which the scholarship is terminated. I must make arrangements within 48 hours with the Head Coach and the Scotland Campus officer for payment of my account or be sent to collections. 5. Any expenses not covered by this scholarship are my responsibility. In accordance with this, I understand that payment arrangements are subject to the policies and procedures set forth by Scotland Campus. 6. I understand that my failure to meet the academic requirements and athletic requirements for athletic awards, or admissions requirements of the Scotland Campus this agreement null and void.

This is to certify my intention to enroll with Scotland Campus Sports in Fall 2018-Spring 2019 . Regulations and Procedures for Letter of Intent 1. This Scotland Campus Sports Letter of Intent and Scholarship Agreement is to be used for all sports. 2. By signing the Letter of Intent and athletic scholarship, the student athlete and/or parents certify that they have not signed another such letter with an institution. 3. The signature of the parent or guardian is not required on the Letter of Intent and Scholarship agreement for athletes who are 17 years or younger. Students who are 18 years or older are considered legal adults for the purpose of contracting. _______________________________ ___________ ___________________________________________ Signature of Student-Athlete Date Signature of Parent or Guardian Date _____________________________ _____________________________________ ____ Signature of Head Coach Date Signature of Scotland Campus President Date

Original to SCS Office, with one (1) copy each to Signee.

David Newell, President Scotland Campus Sports

3583 Scotland Rd. Scotland, PA

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Sign Scholarship Agreement

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Complete Payment Agreement

Scotland Campus Sports Contract for the 2018-19 Academic Year

By signing this agreement you accept the place Scotland Campus Sports has reserved for -_______________________, (the "Student") who will be enrolled in the _____grade for the 2018-19 academic year. This contract clarifies the terms and conditions of your son’s enrollment at Scotland Campus Sports. Tuition and Fees Pending anticipated Board approval, tuition and fees for the 2018-19 academic year have been set at:

• Tuition and Fees $31,500

• Graduation Fee $ 300 Tuition Payment Options Scotland Campus Sports offers 3 payment options. By checking one, you agree to pay the school’s tuition and fees according to the selected plan. Please select one plan: ___ Option 1-Pay in Full: Complete balance of tuition, deposits & fees are due by August 1, 2018 for the Academic year. Past due payment fees apply. All other payment forms will be required to be executed through automatic withdrawal. ___Option 2-Pay in ½’s: 1st half due at beginning of 1st semester (August 1st) 2nd half due at beginning of 3rd semester (December 1st) $100 Convenience fee applies (per payment). ___Option 3-Pay in ¼’s: 1st quarter due at beginning of 1st semester, Aug 1st, 2nd payment due beginning of 2nd quarter, October 15th, 3rd payment due beginning of 3rd quarter, December 1st and 4th payment due beginning of 4th quarter, February 15th. $115 Convenience fee applies (per payent). Deposits A non-refundable deposit of $2500 is due at the signing of the Letter of Intent in order to guarantee the Student’s placement in Scotland Campus Sports for the 2018-19 Academic year. Account Status You understand and agree that:

• Your account will be kept current.

• Your financial obligations to the school must be met before the Student will be permitted to advance to the next semester or, if a senior, graduate from SCS/GVCS

• SCS will not release report cards or grades and transcripts will not be sent to other schools or colleges until your account is brought up to date.

• The student will not be allowed to participate in a school sponsored trip unless your account is current.

• SCS reserves the right to withhold grades and transcripts for nonpayment of fines.

• SCS reserves the right to apply any monies received for trips or deposits first to outstanding tuition balances.

Penalties

• Any account balance that is more than 15 days overdue will be charged a late fee of 3% per month (or any part thereof) on the overdue balance.

• A $30.00 fee will be charged for returned checks.

• If your account is overdue on: August 15th—the student will not be allowed to begin classes in the new academic year. January 2nd---the student will not be allowed to begin second semester classes. May 15th---the student will be withdrawn from SCS effective the last day of final exams.

Seniors will not be allowed to graduate or participate in the graduation ceremony until the account is paid in full.

Withdrawal and Refunds Notice of a student’s withdrawal must be given in writing to SCS’s Registrar. If the Student’s enrollment is withdrawn in writing on or before June 30, 2018, you shall be released from the obligation to pay tuition and fees; however your initial deposit will not be refunded. Please understand that the school’s financial obligations do not change if a student withdraws from the school after June 30, 2018. As a result, your obligation to pay tuition and fees in unconditional. If you withdraw from the school:

• Between June 30, 2018 and December 15,2018 you are responsible for payment of one half of the full year’s tuition and fees.

• After December 15, 2018 you are responsible for payment of the entire year’s tuition and fees.

Refund requests should be submitted in writing to the Business Office. In the event any action is brought to recover fees payable under this agreement, you agree to pay SCS all costs and attorneys’ fees incurred by SCS. Term of the Contract This contract is valid for one year only: Aug 27, 2018 to May 31, 2019. Both parties must agree to its renewal for the following year. Either party may, for any reason, decline to renew, and no reason need be given for so declining. Nothing in this agreement shall prohibit the School from expelling a student during the period of the contract for valid academic and/or disciplinary reasons. Student Handbook Enrollment at SCS is dependent upon acceptance of the rules and regulations of the school as outlined in the 2018-19 Complete Campus Agreement/ Community Life Covenant/ Honor Code. By signing below, you acknowledge that you and the Student have read the 2018-19 Enrollment packet and agree to abide by its terms. Please call Campus Office at 717-552-2220 to obtain a copy of the Enrollment Packet.

Acceptance By signing this document, I acknowledge that I accept the terms and agreement as stated in this contract and accept full responsibility for tuition payment. __________________________________ ________________ Signature of Parent/Legal Guardian Date Please Print Carefully Parent/Legal /Guardian Name____________________________________________ Address______________________________________________________________ ______________________________________________________________ Home# ( )_______________ Work# ( )________________ Cell# ( )___________ Email Address:_________________________________________________________ ___Please check if your address, phone or email information is new. On behalf of Scotland Campus Sports, Dr. David B. Newell President/CEO

Please return to Business Office Scotland Campus 3583 Scotland Rd.

PO Box 370 Scotland, PA 17254

Phone: 717-552-2220

Sunblock

There are many local attractions in and around Jacksonville, FL and we will host periodic trips. Examples are to the

, Movie Theaters, Go Cart Amusement Parks, Paint Ball, Professional Sporting Events, Disney World, Universal

There is an additional cost to participating in these events which can be paid by the parent or participant anytime

to trip departure.

Mall, Beach

Studios etc.

leading up

GENERAL INFORMATION

General Information

Once your deposit and enrollment forms have been received by our admissions office you will

receive either a phone or email confirmation. At that time your registration is complete and you are on

your way to elevating your performance at SCS DIVISION.

The following information is very instrumental in you preparing for your experience here at SCS

DIVISION. The following information will help acclimate you to the culture of our campus and set some

expectations we will have of you and some that you will have of us. We hope this helps you to prepare

yourself to be your best while you are here.

CHECK-IN

➢ High School student-athletes must check in immediately upon arrival on the day specified

and TBD.

➢ Post Grad student-athletes must check in immediately upon arrival on the day specified

and TBD.

➢ Each student-athlete will receive a schedule of their upcoming sport programming.

Health Services: SCS DIVISION has relationships with several area doctors and medical facilities

that will meet any illness or injury need of our students. Our coaches and staff are CPR and First Aid

certified.

Medications: If the participant uses a medication daily it must be in its original container with a label that

includes the participant’s name, physician’s name, and directions on how to administer. Please provide

an English translation for any medication instructions.

Dining: For boarding students we provide breakfast, lunch, and dinner. 19 meals per week

Phone: Participants are allowed to bring their cell phones with them,however, usage is not allowed during program hours.

Laundry: Machines are available for use.

What to Bring:

➢ Personal Sporting Equipment

➢ Academic School Supplies (additional fees may apply for school uniforms and books)

➢ Bedding for Twin Size Bed (sheets, comforter, pillows)

➢ Hygiene (towels, soap, shampoo, deodorant)

➢ Room Décor (wall pictures, TV, mini refrigerators are optional)

➢ Daily Clothing (suggested shorts, t-shirts, polos, jeans, bathing suit, sweatshirt, sandals)

➢ Winters Clothing (Coat, boots, hat, gloves, thermals, etc)

➢ Spending Money (weekend social outings, additional snacks) Suggested $100 a month

➢ Combination Lock for Personal Locker (combination must be given to office)

➢ Laundry Bin

➢ Hangers for Clothing

There are many local attractions in and around Scotland, PA and we will host periodic trips. Examples are to the Mall,

Movie Theaters, Go Cart Amusement Park, College Sporting Events etc. There is an additional cost to participate in

these events which can be paid by the parent or participant anytime leading up to trip departure.

Documents

IRON SHARPENS IRON Proverbs 27:17 - Scotland …(3) Current 9th - 10th grade students in United States or other foreign countries. 3. Requirements Criteria No Required Official Document