Master’s Academy of Marietta

Dress Code

Cordis Academy

DRESS CODE

Students will be required to wear shirts with the Cordis Academy logo in addition to abiding by the current dress code enforced by the Master’s Academy of Fine Arts.

Students must also wear denim, navy, black, or khaki traditional style pants or shorts that do not hang more than one inch below the navel. The hem line of the shorts must be no higher than four inches above the top of the knee. Undergarments should not be visible.

· Nose, tongue, lip, navel rings are not allowed.

· We also ask that students under the age of 11 wear no makeup.

· No hats are allowed to be worn inside the building.

· Flirting is a modesty issue. We regard your family teachings about boy/girl relationships with great respect. However, flirtatious overtures and “going out” innuendoes are not acceptable behaviors within the confines of Master’s Academy or on field trips. Because we want the best for your children, we will not hesitate to talk to you if such behaviors are observed.

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The Master's Academy of Fine arts is a homeschool fine arts school where students taught from a historical perspective. The Master's Academy focuses on teaching music, art, drama, and history through six distinct historical periods. These include: ancient, medeival-renaissance, baroque, classical, and romantic. The children are exposed to choir, plays, drawing, painting, music theory, dance, and art history. We are committed to providing a homeschool art program that encourages children to Glorify God through excellence in the arts. Many of our homeschool art students have received large scholarships to universities based soley on their portfolio work completed at Master's Academy of Fine Arts. We understand the importance that the arts play in our culutre, and desire for every homeschool art student to learn about the arts through a God centered historical perspective. Our well rounded homeschool art program centers on Christ, by teaching our students not just the techniques, but also a historical worldview that shows them the importance of using their art to glorify God.