Wycliffe School
Campus Life 101
Schedules
Elementary
Monday-Thursday
Junior High
7th grade: Tuesday/Thursday
8th grade: Monday/Wednesday
High School
9th and 10th: Monday/Wednesday
11th and 12th: Tuesday/Thursday
Student hours are 8:30am - 2:30pm
Office hours are 8:00am - 3:00pm
Drop-off/Pick-Up
aka Carline
It's not as common sense as you think. Check out our Carline Commandments.
Parking
Student parking is in FELC's parking lot at 501 N Main St (Vehicle Permit Form required). Parents walking students in are welcome to park here as well.
Lunch
Only snacks are available for purchase in the office. Please pack a lunch or have it delivered.
Dress Code
In lieu of uniforms, please just keep it neat and modest. See our Student Parent Handbook for the full code. Students will need clothes brought or be sent home for violations.
Medication
Parents must bring the medication (in the original bottle) and medication form to the office for students requiring medication while on campus. Please see our Student Parent Handbook for more details.
Health Guidelines
COVID
Policy Update January 2022
We are attending face-to-face but the rules have changed. See our 2021-2022 handout. To answer further questions, please read our Covid FAQs.
Feeling sick? We kindly ask you to please stay home.
According to the CDC, people with COVID-19 have had a wide range of symptoms reported – ranging from mild symptoms to severe illness. Symptoms may appear 2-14 days after exposure to the virus. Anyone can have mild to severe symptoms. This list does not include all possible symptoms, but people with these symptoms may have COVID-19.
We ask everyone to please self-monitor, watch for symptoms and stay home if you experience the following:
Fever or chills
Cough
Shortness of breath or difficulty breathing
Fatigue
Muscle or body aches
Headache
New loss of taste or smell
Sore throat
Congestion or runny nose
Nausea or vomiting
Diarrhea
Non-COVID
As usual, don't come to campus unless you've been symptom-free of the following for 24 hours:
1. Oral temperature of 100+ degrees
2. Vomiting, nausea or severe abdominal pain
3. Red, inflamed, or discharging eyes
4. Acute skin rash or eruption
5. Suspected scabies or impetigo
6. Head Lice (See Student Parent Handbook for more.)
Mental Health
Virtual students, isolated from social interaction, can sometimes struggle to stay mentally healthy. This is not unusual, and you are not alone. We want to help you get through this very challenging time. Help is just a phone call away. If you or anyone you know is struggling with isolation, sadness, or anxiety and need help, there are resources available. Please reach out to one of the following organizations by clicking their logo:
Extracurricular Activities
Extracurricular activities don't earn academic credits but are valuable for developing a student's passions and talents. They can also accentuate a college application and even a resume. The following extracurricular programs are available locally for CCS students. Please contact them directly for more information.
Victoria Cobra Athletics
Building Character, One Player at a Time
VCA offers football, volleyball, and basketball for homeschoolers in grades 6-12:
VCA provides a competitive environment for homeschooled middle and high school athletes in the Victoria and surrounding areas, through sports competition that is not available to them through public or private school organizations. As a Christian faith-based organization, the environment within our athletics program will provide the opportunity for character development and education of the whole child. In addition to development of an active lifestyle, athletics helps build relationships through hard work and cooperation, and a place to make life-long memories.
Upward Sports
Play With Purpose
Northside Baptist hosts the local chapter of Upward Sports, offering flag football in the fall and soccer in the spring:
Upward Sports teaches winning is about so much more than the final score and emphasizes healthy competition, sportsmanship and skills building. . . We would love to have you on our team! Email children@nbcvictoria.org for more info.
Victoria Youth Soccer Organization
The Victoria Youth Soccer Organization (VYSO) offers competitive and recreational soccer opportunities to Victoria youth, ages 3-18.
Victoria Homeschool Tennis
TENNIS ANYONE?! Victoria Homeschool Tennis meets every Thursday from 10am-11am at the VISD Tennis Courts starting Aug 26th. It's open homeschool students in grades K-12th.
Cost: $30 month/child
Coach: Mike Collins, USPTA & Eunice Collins
Requirements: All you need is a good pair of tennis shoes, comfy clothes, and water. You may bring your own racquet, or one will be provided.
Play: No outside tournaments or travel. Two tournaments/parties. Christmas and End of School.
Please text Kim McClellan at 361-648-0844 for more info and to sign up.
Victoria All-Star Dance Academy
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Instructor/owner Anna Gonzalez Salas has 38 years of dance experience, offering drill team, competitive dance, and cheer opportunities.
Upward Sports
Play With Purpose
Northside Baptist hosts the local chapter of Upward Sports, offering cheerleading in the fall:
Upward Sports teaches winning is about so much more than the final score and emphasizes healthy competition, sportsmanship and skills building. . . We would love to have you on our team! Email children@nbcvictoria.org for more info.
4-H@CCS
4-H teaches life skills through project experiences for youth in grades 3-12. They offer projects in
| Nutrition | Shooting Sports |
| Horses | Consumer Education |
| Livestock | Horticulture |
| Clothing | Range Science & Mgmt |
| Textiles | Photography |
| Character development | Food Wildlife Habitat Evaluation Program (WHEP) |
*Some of these projects may earn academic credits.
Clover Kids
Clover Kids is for youth, K-2nd grade. See their guide for more info.