Expected Schoolwide Learning Results
MC students recognize the deity of God and a Biblical worldview (Knowledge)
MC students express critical thinking skills (Comprehension)
MC students demonstrate responsible behavior (Application)
MC students model effective communication (Synthesis)
MC students support/serve others (Evaluations)
MC students grow physically, mentally, and spiritually (Analysis & Synthesis)
Course Information
Graduation
& College Requirements
Online & Partner Education Programs
Modesto Christian partners with select online and college programs to provide additional academic opportunities for students. These programs allow students to explore advanced coursework, recover credits when needed, or pursue college-level learning while still enrolled at MC.
All courses offered through these programs are NCAA-approved and meet California A–G college entrance requirements.
Participation in partner programs requires approval from school administration and the College and Career Counselor.
Mt. San Antonio College (Mt. SAC) High School Referral Program
Modesto Christian partners with Mt. San Antonio College’s High School Referral Program, which allows students to enroll in approved online courses for high school credit. Students interested in enrolling in Mt. SAC courses must work with the College and Career Counselor to ensure
the course aligns with graduation requirements and fits appropriately within their academic plan.
College and Career Counselor:
Heather Velasquez
Email: heather.velasquez@modestochristian.org
Parent Appointment
Student Appointment
Acellus Online Courses
Modesto Christian offers access to Acellus online courses to support flexible learning options for students. These courses may be used to supplement a student’s schedule, address individual academic needs, or complete specific graduation requirements.
Enrollment in Acellus courses requires approval from school administration and coordination with the College and Career Counselor.
MJC Dual Enrollment
Modesto Christian partners with Modesto Junior College (MJC) to offer dual enrollment opportunities for qualified high school students. Through this program, students may take approved college courses and earn both high school and college credit simultaneously.
MJC courses taken by MC students are online and asynchronous, allowing students to complete coursework outside of the regular school schedule. Courses should not conflict with the Modesto Christian school day.
Step by Step Instructions
How To Get Started
Students interested in participating in MJC Dual Enrollment should complete the following steps:
Step 1: Apply to MJC
Apply to Modesto Junior College as a high school student seeking dual enrollment.
Link to Application: https://home.cccapply.org/us/
Step 2: Receive Your MJC Account Information
After your application is processed, you will receive an acceptance email from MJC that includes:
- Your assigned MJC student email address
- Your W number (student identification number)
Once you receive your W number, you may schedule an appointment with an MJC counselor for assistance
with selecting classes and completing the enrollment process.
Step 3: Complete the High School Petition Form
After receiving your MJC email and W number, complete the High School Petition Form
Important notes:
- The course name and number must be included on the petition.
- A Modesto Christian principal or counselor must sign the form before submission.
- Submit the completed form to mjcoutreach@mjc.edu.
Step 4: Register for Classes in myMJC
Log in to your myMJC account and register for your selected course.
You will not be able to register for your selected course until the High School Petition form has been submitted and processed by MJC.
Step 5: Confirm Enrollment
Once MJC processes your petition form, log back into myMJC to confirm you are enrolled in your class before the term begins.
Important Reminders:
- Begin the application process at least 2–3 weeks before registration opens to allow time for processing.
- Waiting until the last minute may result in being waitlisted or unable to register for desired classes.
- Students who need assistance with the dual enrollment process should contact the College and Career Counselor.
Transcript & Record Requests
Students and families may request official transcripts or academic records from Modesto Christian for college applications, transfers, scholarships, or personal records. Transcript requests should be submitted well in advance of college or scholarship deadlines.
Modesto Christian does not use a third-party transcript processing service. All transcript requests are processed directly through the school.
Former Students & Alumni
How to Request:
Former students and alumni requesting transcripts must complete the transcript request form.
(Link above)
Fee:
A $10 processing fee is required for
each transcript request.
Payment Options:
- In person by card, check, or cash
- By phone using Square
Processing Time:
Once the request form and payment have been received, transcripts will be processed and sent to the requested institution.
Please allow 3–5 school days for processing.
Current Students
How to Request:
Parents or guardians of current Modesto Christian students who need transcripts or academic records should
email the College and Career Counselor directly to submit their request.
Processing Time:
Please allow 3–5 school days for processing, especially during busy times of the school year.
NCAA Transcript Requests:
Students requesting transcripts for the NCAA Eligibility Center (NCAA Portal) must provide their NCAA ID number
so their transcript can be uploaded to the NCAA system.
School Records Requests (Transfers)
How Schools Request Records:
Schools requesting academic records for a transferring student should submit a formal records request to Modesto Christian.
Requests must come directly from the requesting school on official school letterhead and may be submitted by email or regular mail.
Processing Time:
Once the request has been received and verified, the student’s academic records will be forwarded to the requesting institution.
Please allow 3–5 school days for processing.
College and Career Counselor:
Heather Velasquez
Email: heather.velasquez@modestochristian.org
Testing and Evaluation
Modesto Christian uses a variety of assessments to support student learning and evaluate academic progress. These assessments help teachers and administrators monitor student growth, evaluate instructional effectiveness, and ensure students are developing the skills needed for academic success. Assessment results are used to guide instructional decisions, support student learning, and identify areas where additional support or enrichment may be beneficial.
Standardized Assessments
Students in grades K–12 participate in standardized testing through the Iowa Assessments, administered through the Association of Christian Schools International (ACSI). The Iowa Assessments are nationally norm-referenced achievement tests designed to measure student learning and academic growth compared to national benchmarks. The assessments provide reliable data that allows educators to monitor progress over time and evaluate how well students are developing essential academic skills.
The assessments measure student achievement and thinking skills in several core academic areas, including:
- Reading and vocabulary
- Language and written expression
- Mathematics and computation
- Science
- Social Studies
These assessments measure both foundational knowledge and higher-order thinking skills,
providing insight into how well students understand and apply academic concepts.
Detailed score reports are provided to families once results are received and processed by the school.
Testing Schedule
Modesto Christian administers standardized testing annually.
- Fall: PSAT/NMSQT for qualifying high school students
- Spring: ACSI Iowa Assessments for students in grades K–12
Specific testing dates are communicated to families each school year once the school testing calendar is finalized.
College Entrance Exams
Students planning to attend a four-year college or university may choose to take college entrance exams such as the SAT or ACT.
These exams are administered by national testing organizations and may be used by some colleges as part of the admissions process.
Students interested in taking college entrance exams are encouraged to speak with the College and Career Counselor to learn about
testing options, registration timelines, and preparation resources.
Using Assessment Results
Assessment results help Modesto Christian evaluate academic programs and make informed decisions about curriculum and instruction.
Data from the Iowa Assessments allows teachers and administrators to monitor student progress over time, identify trends in student learning,
and support instructional planning that benefits all students. Families with questions about testing or assessment results are encouraged
to contact the College and Career Counselor.
College and Career Counselor:
Heather Velasquez
Email: heather.velasquez@modestochristian.org
Parent Appointment
Student Appointment