Student & Parent Resources
The 2026-2027 Appearance Standards are available HERE.
We recommend the following vendors for CVCA attire:
Kids Kloset
• 907 Portage Trail, Cuyahoga Falls, OH 44221
• kidsklosetuniforms.net
• Purchase in Store Only
BSN Sports
• Order Online HERE
• Shipped Only
Young’s Screenprinting
• Order Online HERE
• Order Online or in Store
• Pick-up or Shipped
Ritchies Sporting Goods
• 137 South Ave., Tallmadge, OH 44278
Big Frog Custom T-Shirts and More
• Order Online HERE
• 4210 Hudson Drive, Stow, OH 44224
Any time a student will be absent for all or part of a day, parents should report the absence through the Orah app by 7:55 a.m. (Log in using the parent email in FACTS.) Student schedules will sync with Orah the week of August 10.
You can find additional Attendance and Absence Reporting details HERE.
School districts providing bus transportation to CVCA are available HERE
CVCA uses Canvas as our Learning Management System (LMS). In other words, Canvas is the digital hub of our classroom where upcoming assignments, grades, and resources are posted in one centralized, easy-to-access location.
Parents can access this information by creating an account and then linking their account to their child’s information via a pairing code. THIS VIDEO explains both the account creation process and how to generate a pairing code.
This is the website you’ll use to access Canvas once you have created an account: cvcaroyals.instructure.com/login/canvas. We recommend bookmarking the website for ease of access. Be sure not to include the “www” at the front of the address.
One of the strengths of Canvas from a parent and student perspective is that you can customize the amount of information you receive from Canvas and choose the method in which you receive that information. After you set up and login to your account, THIS VIDEO walks you through the process of customizing your notification settings.
There is a Canvas app for parents that can be downloaded to your smartphone (iOS or Android). You will have to search for “Cuyahoga Valley Christian Academy” when you first access the app.
If you have questions about Canvas or need assistance after watching the videos, feel free to send an email to tech@cvcaroyals.org.
- A list of college admissions rep visits and local college fairs is available HERE. This list is updated as information becomes available.
- A list of local and outside college scholarships is available HERE. Information is added as it becomes available.
- CVCA’s College Planning Handbook is available HERE. It is updated annually.
Before School – Students may arrive at school as early as 7:15 a.m. Students arriving between 7:15 and 7:30 a.m. should enter at the Royals Fieldhouse entrance. No other doors will be open before 7:30 a.m. If possible, students should arrive between 7:30 and 7:45 a.m. and proceed directly to their first class of the day. All entrances will be open to students at 7:30 a.m. (Drop-off information for Late-Start Wednesdays to come.)
After School – For the safety of all students, it is critical that families pick up students as close to the 2:50 dismissal time as possible. If a student does not have an extracurricular practice, club meeting, or rehearsal, they are asked to leave campus. For thorough cleaning to occur every afternoon, the building must be clear of students by 3:15 p.m. Between 2:50 and 3:15 p.m., students are encouraged to transition to their after-school practice or leave campus. General supervision will not be provided after 2:50 p.m. Students involved in athletics, fine arts, and other after-school activities are under the supervision of coaches, sponsors, etc.
Our Health Clinic nurses are Kendall Hudson, RN; Erin Aldridge, RN; and Patty Rood, RN. At the start of each new school year, our nurses request that you notify them via email with the following information:
- Please send up-to-date immunization records, especially for new students, incoming 7th graders, and incoming 12th graders. Immunization requirements are available HERE.
- Anyone providing an immunization exemption form must complete a new form for the current school year. These forms are available by request. Please email the health clinic.
- Please make sure we have updated information for students with: allergies requiring an action plan and/or use of an Epipen/Auvi-Q, diabetes, or asthma.
Lastly, please access your Family Portal (Renweb) account and ensure you have provided Consent to Treat under your student’s medical tab as well as consent to administer stocked over-the-counter medications, including Tylenol, Ibuprofen, Tums, and Benadryl. The team cannot treat your child without this consent in Renweb.
CVCA’s Health Clinic office hours are Monday- Friday 9:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. The Heatlh Clinic can be reached by phone at 330-929-0575, ext. 216 or by email at healthclinic@cvcaroyals.org.
Health Clinic Forms:
While we love for every student to participate in Jterm, we do want to recognize the value of CVCA and church-led mission trips and the financial commitment that sometimes come with it. As a result, the CVCA Administration has approved a variety of Mission Trip Exemptions. CVCA will allow a mission trip in the previous summer (Summer 2025) or current school year and summer (2025-2026) to satisfy a student’s Jterm requirement for the year. Here are the three exemption qualifications:
- If you Participated in a CVCA Mission Trip in the Spring or Summer of 2025 (Dominican Republic Missions Trip, the Diakonos Spring Break Trip, or the Indiana Missions Trip) – We will simply verify that you were on the roster.
- If you plan to participate in a CVCA Mission Trip in the Spring or Summer of 2026 (Dominican Republic, Indiana, or the Diakonos Spring Break trip) – Select your intention and we will share that with the trip leaders.
- If you participated in a mission trip with your local church in the Spring or Summer of 2025 – At the time of the Jterm sign ups, we will have a form to fill out that must be verified by a pastor from your church.
- Please note that you will have the chance to apply for the exemption during the Jterm sign-up window and no action is needed at this time. Those that are approved for exemption do not need to report to CVCA during Jterm week.
- This exemption is completely optional and you are welcome to participate in both a mission trip and Jterm.
- If you have already signed up for Jterm and this option changes your plan, please notify Mr. Ling as soon as possible so that we can find a solution.
The High School Jterm Exemption Form can be found HERE.
To request a scheduled late arrival or early dismissal, please complete THIS FORM.
Learn about our weekly menus and web-based payment system HERE. Cash or lunch account are both welcome.
All student drivers are required to register their car with the school. Permits are available HERE.
Yondr Phone-Free Campus Policy:
- CVCA is a phone-free from campus from 7:50 a.m. to 2:50 p.m. to support student wellness, engagement, and focus.
- Students lock their phones, smartwatches, and AirPods in school-issued Yondr bags during the school day.
- Parents can reach students for urgent needs via the Main Office (330-929-0575) or send non-urgent messages using ParentSquare/StudentSquare.
- Medical pouch requests can be submitted to the Health Clinic HERE.
Yondr FAQ:
How does the Yondr bag process work step-by-step each day?
- First Period (7:50 a.m.): Under teacher supervision, students power off (or put into airplane mode) their cell phones, AirPods, and smartwatches, place them into their assigned Yondr bag, and lock it.
- During the School Day: Students keep their locked Yondr bag inside their backpack or locker.
- Dismissal (2:50 p.m.): Students unlock their Yondr bags at designated unlocking stations before leaving campus.
What are the student responsibilities regarding their assigned Yondr bag?
Yondr bags are the property of CVCA (similar to school Chromebooks). Students are required to bring their assigned bag to school every single day, keep it in good condition, and pay for a replacement if the bag is lost or damaged.
How can parents reach students during school hours?
- Emergency/Urgent Matters: Call the CVCA Main Office directly at 330-929-0575.
- Non-Urgent Messages: Contact students via email or ParentSquare, which students can check on their CVCA-issued Chromebooks during the day.
What happens if a student violates the policy or requires a medical exception?
- Policy Violations: Students who fail to follow the Yondr policy will be referred to the Middle School or High School Principal’s Office for disciplinary consequences outlined in the Student/Parent Handbook.
- Medical Exceptions: Students with medical documentation requiring device access can submit a request form to the CVCA Health Clinic to be approved for a Velcro medical pouch.
Additional Information is available below:
Related Videos:
- Do summer hours count? Yes!
- How do students track their service hours? Students use the “Hrs” assignment in their “Bible Service” class in Canvas.
- Who should students list as the “coordinator” on their entries? One parent, with one email address or phone number
- What is the report card grade? Satisfactory (16+ hours) or Unsatisfactory (<16 hours)
- Does it appear on student transcripts? Yes
- Does it affect student GPA? No
Here are some examples of the great ways CVCA students have made an impact in their communities:
• National Day of Prayer volunteer
• Sunday school/church nursery helper
• Public school speaker to promote teen success
• Church usher/server
• Community clean up helper
• Cuyahoga Valley National Park trail manager
• Urban Vision Kids club helper
• El Salvador Orphanage helper
• Worship leader
• Soup kitchen volunteer
• Juvenile Detention outreach
• Hospital volunteer
• School event helper
You will log in to your Final Forms account and select the sports your son/daughter plans to participate in next school year. Please double-check your information to make sure it is current, especially the student’s medical history and contact information.
Are you new to Final Forms? You can create an account HERE.
Questions? Contact Ben Miller at bmiller@cvcaroyals.org.
The Student/Parent Handbook will be available digitally in ParentSquare.
The investment in a CVCA education will yield benefits well beyond high school. Although many may think that a private, college-prep, Christian education would be out of reach, it is actually quite affordable. For those who might need help with this important investment, we offer generous tuition assistance and a feasible scaled tuition plan. Learn more HERE.
A student’s UDID number can be accessed through Family Portal, following these steps:
1. Log in to your Family Portal account.
2. Click on “Family” in the blue sidebar
3. Scroll down that page until you see the “Online Filing Cabinet”
4. Click on “CVCA Student Demographics”
5. The UDID is the first number at the top of the Student Demographic Form.
Students should print and complete THIS Minor Work Permit then drop it off in the Guidance Office. Students who have not played a CVCA sport in the previous school year will need a Physician Certificate signed by their physician.
