Admission Forms

Casa Richard Student Admission & Information Forms

Admission to the academy is based on a "first-come first-served" basis. If we are at capacity, you will be placed on a waiting list and contacted when there is an opening.

Below are the forms that are required to be completed for admissions. In addition, Casa Richard must receive and review all transcripts from previous school attended.

Click on the forms to view, print and fill out. All forms MUST be signed by a parent or guardian before submission and each student must have all forms filled out and submitted before admission to school.

The forms are in Adobe Acrobat^© PDF form. If you don't have Acrobat Reader, please click here for a free download.

APPLICATION FOR ADMISSION

EMERGENCY INFORMATION FORM

MEDICAL INFORMATION FORM

LUNCH ASSISTANCE APPLICATION

OFF-GROUNDS LUNCH PRIVILIGE FORM 

HOME LANGUAGE SURVEY

Policies

Casa Richard's Student Policies

Please be aware of our policies, as they are important to the student's success and are strictly adhered to. Failure to follow these guidelines may result in a student's suspension or expulsion.

ATTENDANCE POLICY

DRESS CODE

CODE OF CONDUCT 

Resources

Resources for Parents & Guardians

Please visit these websites to view your children's academic progress, current assignments, homework help websites and more.

PowerSchool is the fastest-growing, most widely used web-based student information system, supporting nearly 10 million students in all 50 states and 65 countries. PowerSchool enables today's educators to make timely decisions that impact student performance while creating a collaborative environment for parents, teachers and students to work together in preparing 21st century learners for the future. 

We are proud to use Promethean & SmartBoard Technology.

9 Promethean Boards were purchased with a Title I, ARRA Grant, through the Michigan Department of Education; the 2 SMART Boards were received through a Wayne RESA grant.

We are proud to have Boards in ALL classrooms!

MetroParent.com is an online parenting community offering expert advice, stories on parenting trends and issues, and numerous ways for parents to enrich their experience raising the next generation. It is part of Metro Parent Publishing Group, whose publications include Metro Parent magazine, Metro Baby, Going Places, Special Edition, Party Book and Big Book of Schools. Metro Parent Publishing Group also brings family-friendly events to southeast Michigan as part of its events department.

SearchUniversity.com an online website who want to help you to search for a university. We have compiled information about universities, programs they offer, admission tips, and other career building tools.

Your child should start by investigating local college scholarships. Often, the smaller the geographic area covered by an award the better the chances of winning. Visit CollegeBoard to help find and apply for scholarships, prepare your child for college testing and spot the scholarship scams! 

Since 1926, Boys & Girls Clubs of Southeastern Michigan (originally the Boys’ Club of Detroit) has provided high quality youth development programs, sporting activities, events and a safe haven for children from all walks of life.

Teacher Created Resources was created by teachers for teachers and parents. This free area contains a treasure chest of lessons, activities, calendars, brain teasers, teaching tips, daily quotes and much more. They update their site frequently so check back often for more freebies!

Mosaic Youth Theatre of Detroit is an internationally acclaimed youth development program that concentrates on helping young artists excel on stage and in life. Mosaic's mission is to empower young people to maximize their potential through professional performing arts training and the creation of first-rate theatrical and musical art.

See 101 Things to Do in Detroit at Grandparents.com and browse other helpful resources on their website such as expert advice, tips, recipes, travel, groups and more!

Below is a set of links offering more information on how parents can help in their child's homework. After each link is a brief description of the site.

Parents Have Homework, Too
What role modeling attitudes parents can have to reinforce the importance of homework.

Homework Tips for Parents
Ten tips on how parents can emphasize the importance of homework.

Ten Ways to Help your Child Tackle his Homework
Behaviors parents can encourage from their child.

Homework Survival Guide
The National Mental Health and Education Center for Children and Families tips on homework.

Homework Help
National PTA resources to help parents assist their child with homework.

Putting Homework in its Place
What parents can do to help homework become a meaningful exercise for everyone in the family

Headaches over Homework?
Strategies on how to deal with homework difficulties between home and school.

Homework Tips for Parents
More tips on homework, but also includes section on assisting in reading

Printable Homework Contract
Put it in writing. A way to keep students focused on their homework responsibilities.

Learning to study: The Middle and High School Years
More tips on how to get your middle or high school student to use his/her study time effectively.

Click here for the Supplemental Educational Services and Public School Choice Information & spreadsheet

Outreach Information

Everyday in Detroit, Matrix Human Services is touching hearts and   changing lives – fighting poverty with 26 locations and programs designed to support, educate and empower families.

Their mission is to break the generational cycle of poverty gripping the City of Detroit and they've been committed to the City for more than 104 years with a never ending passion – working with every woman, man, and child that enters their doors; ensuring they have food, clothing, shelter, an education, a job, and hope for tomorrow. Please visit their site today and click here for a list of their programs.

 Bridges4Kids is a non-profit parent organization dedicated to building partnerships between families, schools and communities to help promote developmental and educational success for all children. They operate a comprehensive website providing parents, educators, and others the information they need to help children who might be at-risk or have special needs. It is updated daily and includes information on child development, education issues and opportunities, and extensive disability, gifted, at-risk, parenting, and teaching resources.

The mission of the United Way for Southeastern Michigan is to mobize the caring power of Detroit and Southeastern Michigan to improved communities and individual lives in measureable and lasting ways.

They recruit people and organizations who bring the passion,   expertise and resources needed to get things done as well as advance the common good by creating opportunities for a better life for all      by focusing on education, income and basic needs; the building blocks   for a good quality of life.

Archdiocese of Detroit's Outreach Program Database

Click here to download the results of the 2011 Archdiocese of Detroit Parish Outreach Survey, listing their outreach services for the entire City of Detroit by type and location.

It contains Food Pantries & Soup Kitchens; Shelter/Emergency Shelter/Transitional Housing; Baby Food, Formula & Immunizations, Counseling, Energy Assistance, Clothing/Furniture Rentals,              Health & Dental Agencies and more.

DISCLAIMER: Casa Richard assumes no responsibility for any contact or  issues between you and a listed outreach/resource provider.