Frequently Asked Questions

We follow a general dress code principle. “We believe that all students have the right to a safe, healthy school environment. We believe that all students have the responsibility to dress appropriately and observe basic standards of cleanliness and good grooming. A student’s dress and appearance should not cause disruption, distract from the educational process, or create a health or safety concern for himself or others. Administrators have the final authority to determine when personal appearance and dress do not meet school standards and also have the authority to take appropriate action.”

Parents and guardians may purchase uniform attire from French Toast or another store that offers the same color and style listed in our written uniform policy. You can view our dress code and uniform policy, on our Uniform Policy page.

Yes, we do have transportation services for students who need this service. Please contact the school for more information about transportation services.

Administration understands that cell phones are valuable tools for student security and parental contact for emergencies; however, the use of cell phones during class time is disruptive to the educational process. Although we do not prohibit cell phones from the campus, no one on campus should see, hear, or use a cell phone during any class period. Students should keep their cell phone in their backpack for the duration of the school day. Violations of this rule will result in disciplinary action.

We issue official grade reports four times throughout the year and progress reports eight times throughout the year. Check our school calendar for specific dates. We hold student-led conferences in September, December, and April.

Studies show that when parents are involved in their child’s education, children are more successful. We welcome parent volunteers in our classrooms! If you are interested in becoming a registered volunteer, please schedule an appointment with your child’s teacher to discuss his or her needs.

George Gervin Prep Academy supports and encourages the community participation of its student body in charitable and relief efforts to help in giving hope and relief to children and families. As such, the student body will participate in at least one annual community relief effort, which may be a local Phoenix event or an international relief effort.