Mailing Address:

413 Starling St.

Fort Collins, CO

80526

School Phone:

(970) 691-5210

DISTINCTIVE QUALITIES OF CORNERSTONE

School Dress Code

The purpose of the uniform dress code is to relieve the students of the unnecessary competition and peer pressure associated with clothes and fashion. The current thought in our culture is that one’s appearance is an indication of his worth as a person. In light of this, we have found uniforms to be beneficial to the students and their parents.

We have haircut regulations, do not allow students to have unnatural hair colors, and do not allow the young men to wear earrings.  We desire all jewelry to be worn in moderation. 

Student Relationships

A.C.E. Regional and International Conventions

Accelerated Christian Education sponsors two conventions.  They are great opportunities to build each student’s character and also provide a time for godly social interaction with other youth.  Students who are thirteen years of age by January 1st of a given school year are eligible to participate.

There are over 120 events in five major categories in which students may choose to participate. The categories are: Music, Platform, Athletics, Academics, and Arts & Crafts.  Contestants who place at the regional level qualify for International Convention.

Regional Convention is held each year in Glorieta, New Mexico.   International Convention is held on the campus of a major university.  Each competition is one week long and takes place in the spring. 

All students should show honor and respect for one another, and should avoid any actions that do not display these qualities. In general, students need to keep their hands to themselves. This section explains our policy regarding student relationships with the opposite sex while enrolled at Cornerstone.  It addresses the distinction between dating and courtship.

I want you to be free from concern. One who is unmarried is concerned about the things of the Lord, how he may please the Lord:.....this I say for your own benefit; not to put a restraint upon you, but to promote what is seemly, and to secure undistracted devotion to the Lord.                                              1 Corinthians 7:32, 35