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Student Agreement

 

I. CHAPEL.

  1. Each morning will start at 8:00 A.M. with chapel.

  2. The chapel program will be planned and will include student participation with leading songs and prayers, guest speakers, and student speakers.

  3. Occasionally a student desires to invite a guest speaker to speak. This should be discussed with the director for proper arrangements.

  4. If occasion warrants, a student may be asked to postpone his lesson in order to allow a guest speaker to speak.

  5. Students and faculty are to end chapel at 8:25. Announcements will follow.

  6. All chapel exercises should be concluded not later than 8:30 A.M. except for special occasions. Classes begin at 8:40 A.M.

  7. All students will be critiqued on chapel talks, and readings, or any speaking activity.

  8. All announcements must be written and handed to the director or instructor in charge before the beginning of chapel.

 

II. CLASS BREAKS.

  1. All classes will take a break each hour. Each class must be resumed promptly at the end of the break.

  2. No class is to be dismissed early, and all must start on time unless there is a justifiable reason, which must be arranged with the director.

 

III. GRADES AND EXAMINATIONS.

  1. Each student must complete every course to graduate. A grade will be given upon completion of every subject.

  2. Students are not to request any changes or variations in tests, or classes or anything that pertains thereto.

 

IV. DRESS AND CLEANLINESS.

  1. The administration and faculty desires to instruct and advise all students in all affairs while in school.

  2. At any time the administration and faculty feel that a student is not in good taste, they shall discuss the matter with him.

  3. For attending classes, a collared shirt with a tie is required. A coat and tie are required when preaching.

  4. All students are expected to dress appropriately at all worship services. Grooming must be in vogue with community standards of decency as is viewed by the administration and faculty.

  5. Check yourselves daily for body odor.

 

V. CLASS MATERIALS.

  1. Bibles: Either the King James, New King James and/or American Standard Versions will be accepted for class use. Memory work will be accepted from the New King James version. Modern versions may be used for reference and comparison.

  2. Loose-leaf notebooks are preferred.

    1. If more than one course notes are kept in one binder, dividers should be used.

    2. Do not place irrelevant matter in with notes, especially those to be turned in for grading.

 

VI. LIBRARY.

  1. Reference works, such as encyclopedias, concordances and commentaries can not be checked out.

  2. All books should be checked out properly and returned promptly.

  3. No book is to be checked out for more than three days.

 

REGULATIONS INFORMATION FOR ALL STUDENTS

Students accepted by the Bible Institute of Missouri must honor a signed agreement to do all assigned work to enter and remain in school. The same entrance requirements apply to all courses alike.

 

CLASS ATTENDANCE.

Each student is expected to be in his respective class on time at every session as scheduled. All necessary tardiness or absence must be arranged for with the director and respective instructor to be governed by the following:

  1. Leave of Absence. Such is granted to students under conditions that are beyond their control, such as road hazards, weather conditions, sickness, death in the immediate family, necessary official business and representing the school.

  2. Absences and Class Cuts. No Absence is permitted, except as indicated in the above paragraph. No class cuts are excused. Each case will be reviewed by the Director and faculty committee. Anyone who’s attendance is determined unsatisfactory will be dismissed. Appointments with doctors and dentists should be made for after school and on Saturdays.

  3. Tardiness. Being late to chapel and classes will not be tolerated. Being tardy three times equals one unexcused absence; three unexcused absences subject one to dismissal. Anyone habitually tardy for classes at anytime at the beginning of class or after break is to be refused admittance to class and readmitted only after permission from the director.

For each unexcused absence, the student’s final grade average will be reduced five points. A written reason for each tardiness or absence must be presented to the instructor. Unsatisfactory attendance will be reported to the director.

  1. Make-up work. Each student is held accountable for work missed due to absence for any reason and will be required to make it up according to the demands of his respective instructor. In view of the intensive work and accelerated program of this school, any student missing as much as two weeks total in any one session may be asked to withdraw. He may re-enter the next or a later term.

 

RULES OF CONDUCT

  1. All students are expected to assume proper responsibility as citizens. Any student who is convicted of any law violation will be subject to discipline by the school.

  2. Any words or acts unbecoming a Christian will not be tolerated. At all times, the student must conduct himself with proper decorum and display a proper attitude in all matters pertaining to his school work and toward his fellow students.

  3. Students are not allowed to use tobacco or alcohol at any time, and any found doing so will be immediately dismissed. Sexual immorality will also be cause for immediate dismissal.

  4. Though a specific offense may not be committed at any time, if a student’s attitude and/or demeanor are not in harmony with the spirit and intent of this school, he may be asked to withdraw. This decision will not be subject to review by any other person or group outside of the Bible Institute of Missouri, its administration and instructors.

 

REQUIREMENTS FOR GRADUATION.

  1. The student must have demonstrated proper Christian character.

  2. Each student must complete satisfactorily all the prescribed courses.

  3. An overall average of "C" (2.0) must be maintained.

  4. Any student having and "F" or "I" on his record must remove such before graduation.

 

ATTENDANCE AT WORSHIP.

Every student is required to attend all services of the Kansas Expressway Church of Christ regularly unless arrangements have been made with the Director otherwise. This would include Sunday Bible classes, morning worship, mid-week service and all gospel meetings and seminars.

 

THIS IS TO CERTIFY THAT I HAVE READ THE ABOVE REGULATIONS AND THAT I AGREE TO ABIDE BY ALL STIPULATIONS. I ALSO UNDERSTAND THAT BY MY FAILURE TO ABIDE BY THE ABOVE REGULATIONS I WILL BE DISMISSED FROM THE BIBLE INSTITUTE OF MISSOURI PROGRAM AND FORFEIT MY SCHOLARSHIP FORTHWITH.

SIGNED:


DATE:


Note: One copy of this agreement will be placed in each student’s file. One copy is to be retained by every student.