I/We have read and agree to the Children of Fatima Mission Statement. I/We accept the responsibility to know and abide by all content in the Children of Fatima Handbook.

All CoF participants and visitors (youth and adult) will be required to follow the Children of Fatima dress code while on the Mater Dei property. Anyone who is inappropriately dressed will be asked to change or leave campus. The CoF Coordinator has the responsibility to assist students in achieving a level of modesty that is consistent with Traditional Catholic teaching of modesty as outlined by Pope Pius XI in 1930, so she will serve as the ultimate arbiter of the dress code and be respected in this role. Women and girls will wear skirts Skirts must fall below the knee when standing and sitting; no slits above the knee Women's/girls' shirts will come within two inches of the top of the sternum; loose fitting, not form fitting; sleeves should reach half-way to elbow; no sheer/lace fabrics Women and girls should be mindful of how their clothing may reveal the body when moving (i.e. bending, squatting, lifting arms) Men and boys will wear pants (shorts and jeans are not allowed) Men's and boys' shirts will be collared and tucked in neatly No unnatural hair colors No ads/printed clothing No flip flops; no heels over two inches

Hall noise is very disruptive to CGS, as well as, to the Mater Dei staff. Necessary front desk or hallway conversations should be done in a low voice. All are expected to maintain quiet and order in the halls. There should never be running in the halls. The halls are not a social area for co-op.

Students are not to bring electronic equipment (iPods, laptops, cell phones, smart watches, game boys, headphones, airpods, etc.). ALL electronic devices, should be left in the car or at home during ALL co-op hours, including DURING lunch. A punishment or monetary fine will be given if any student is seen using them during co-op hours and the device will be confiscated. Parents while on campus please: ***Leave smart watches in your car ***Keep your cell phone use to a minimum during co-op hours ***Children should not be looking at devices during co-op hours.***Entertaining children with a screen should only be done if absolutely necessary and only in the privacy of your car. ***never allow a child that is not your own to look at your device.