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Arma Dei Academy takes the safety of our students, staff, parents and community members seriously.

How the school closure decision is made

Beginning early in the morning we have several staff members relay the conditions they see across the county and at our schools. If conditions are extremely treacherous or the forecast indicates that they may become too dangerous the team makes a recommendation for a closure.

If school remains open

During Colorado winters, snow and ice are to be expected. We encourage everyone to drive extremely cautiously and not worry about arriving late. As always, we respect a parent’s decision to keep their students home.

Where are closures and delays posted?

In the event of a closure or delay, the information will be immediately posted on the Arma Dei website and Facebook page & group. Local news stations will be notified and an emergency text alert will be sent.

Uniforms at Arma Dei Academy

Arma Dei Academy requires that each student wear a school-approved uniform to enhance the atmosphere of learning, minimize ambiguities, and foster a spirit of camaraderie among the student body. The student is identified with a group that strives for excellence and the policy is established toward that end.

Parents should be sure that from head-­to-­toe, each of their children is an excellent representative of Arma Dei Academy. We request that students arrive at school with their uniforms in neat, clean, and good condition.

Arma Dei Academy also maintains a ‘Uniform Closet’ where parents may recycle and/or pick up gently worn uniform items.

Download 2019-2020 Boys Uniform Guide (.pdf) 

Download 2019-2020 Girls Uniform Guide (.pdf) 

Download Helpful Tips (.pdf)

Order from Dennis
Items required from Dennis:
Chapel Plaid skirts/ties
Navy sweater vests
PE shorts (PE shirts are ordered through Logo Wear)
Location:
Dennis Uniforms,
8600 Park Meadows Dr, Lone Tree, CO 80124

Order Logo Wear
Items required from logo wear:
Navy polo
P.E. shirt

Morning Drop Off
7:55am – 8:10am

Morning Start Time
8:15am

Afternoon Pick Up
Kdg – 4th Grade 3:30pm
5th – 8th 3:25pm

Kindergarten Hours
8:15am – 12:10am

Kindergarten Enrichment
11:30pm– 3:30pm

1st – 4th Grade Hours
8:15pm – 3:30pm

5th – 8th Grade Hours
8:15am – 3:25pm

Lunch/Recess
Kdg – 2nd Grade 11:25am – 12:05pm
3rd – 4th Grade 11:50pm – 12:30pm
5th – 8th Grade 12:05pm – 12:40pm

Student Portal Link 
Student Portal Tutorial (video) 

App
There is also an app for your mobile device.
Download Canvas Parent in the iTunes Store 
Download Canvas Parent in the Play Store 

Order by June 10 for the BEST pricing and FREE shipping, your kit will be delivered to Arma Dei and be waiting for you at Meet Your Teacher Day on August 16.

Extended ordering is available from June 11 – July 26 for an additional fee and will be delivered to your home shortly before school begins. Please contact Danielle Pereira with any questions.

A Helix geometry set for grades 7 & 8 is needed in addition to the EduKit. If you have this from your third-grade year, you do not need to purchase a new one.

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Parent Education

Learn why parents like you are pursuing a classical Christian education for their children and how this is transforming students into future leaders

The mission of ACCS is to promote, establish and equip schools committed to a classical approach to education with a Biblically-based Christian worldview.

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How hard can kindergarten be?

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Chronological Study of History

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Diving Deep Into The Classics

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What’s Lost as Handwriting Fades

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