Extended community students are welcome to connect with certain services, classes, or activities at CRICS after completing a simple application interview with the principal and paying fees appropriate for the supplies and services provided.
-We ask ECS parents to understand that applying for ECS services ahead of time and following through with commitments of attendance for classes or events allows CRICS staff and teachers the opportunity to know what to expect when the class time or event arrives. Here are some ECS services routinely available at CRICS
+We ask ECS parents to understand that applying for ECS services ahead of time and following through with commitments of attendance for classes or events allows CRICS staff and teachers the opportunity to know what to expect when the class time or event arrives. Here are some ECS services routinely available at CRICS.
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Secondary courses (grades 7-12), such as World History, Algebra II, Comparative Governments, Computer Science, Strength & Conditioning, and many more, may have space available for students who wish to study through our Extended Community Services program.
+ECS Students may participate in 2 or fewer core courses (math, science, English language arts, social studies). Students must gain admission to CRICS to take more than 2 core courses. Non-core classes (electives, world languages, PE, Bible, etc.) are not usually limited, but may be limited by administration due to teacher availability, class size, schedule, or other limiting factors.
+For a list of academic policies and current courses, contact our secondary principal, Mr. Troy Roberts troberts@crics.asia, for more information. (Fees apply. See the Participation Fees section for details).
Join us for spiritual encouragement and challenge in Chapel, Tuesdays, 8-9 AM.
@@ -27,9 +32,6 @@ dateCreated: 2023-10-30T03:42:26.794ZFacilities such as the sports fields, sports court, auditorium, playground, Upper Room exercise facility, climbing wall, and certain classrooms may be available for use outside of normal school hours. Permission must be obtained in advance. Contact our Thai and facilities director Aj. Kanit Klaijumlang, kruukanit@crics.asia, for more information on obtaining permission. (Fees apply. See the Participation Fees section for details.)
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Secondary courses (7th-12th grade), such as World History, Algebra II, Comparative Governments, Computer Science, Strength & Conditioning, and many more, may have space available for students who wish to study through our Extended Community Services program. For a list of academic policies and current courses, contact our secondary principal, Mr. Troy Roberts troberts@crics.asia, for more information. (Fees apply. See the Participation Fees section for details)
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The Chromebook Lease Program exists to provide ECS Students with access to cheap computers allowing them to study online without breaking the bank.
English language proficiency, MAP, and PSAT testing services may be available several times per year. Contact Ms. Tabitha (admin@crics.asia) for test dates and how to secure a seat. (Fees apply.)
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Each July, CRICS hosts an Enrichment Camp. Please contact the school secretary, Khun Boo boo@crics.asia, by June 1st, for more information. (Fees apply.)
+Each June-July, CRICS hosts a Summer Camp. Please contact the school secretary, Khun Boo boo@crics.asia, by June 1st, for more information. (Fees apply.)
The Youth Group at CRICS is a place where students are given the opportunity to grow in community, knowledge of the Word of God, and in ministry leadership with their peers. Unique spaces are created for both middle (7-8th grade) and high (9-12th grade) schoolers to come and get to know CRICS teachers in a setting outside of the classroom. God has been leveraging our Tuesday night gatherings of worship, and being rooted in the Word together, to develop connections between God and people. These relationships transcend grade divisions and school associations to unite around prayer, small groups, and the foundation for discipleship relationships.