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Structure
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Magnolia Christian Center is a
boarding school that provides a wholesome, structured environment for
teaching traditional values and character development. Our programs are
designed around providing structure for young males in need of
guidance. This structure takes the form of schedules and routines that
the boys can count on every day. The staff of MCC is trained to present
a consistent environment the expects respect and discipline from the
boys as a routine.
These routines are designed to build values that will help your son
develop the self-discipline and character to handle adversity in life.
MCC will offer your child a training experience th! at he will never
forget and that he will look back on as the beginning of a successul,
meaningful life with Christ. MCC accepts your son as a member of our
family - a family that will insist on nothing less than his best
effort. Upon graduation, it is our prayer that he has been prepared
mentally, physically, and most importantly, spiritually to meet the
demands of everyday life.
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son's daily schedule will provide time devoted to each of these areas: |
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-Devotionals
-Homework
-Meals
-Excercise and physical training
-Work and chores
-Schoolwork
-Personal hygiene
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All participants are treated
equally and will attend devotion, meal, and chores. Privileges such as
TV, swimming, games, horseback riding, and other activities must be
earned. Privileges are granted and can be taken away if neccessary
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One of MCC's core principles is
Responsibility. One means of teaching respon! sibility is having the
boys learn to take care of themselves and their living quarters. The
boys are rotated among assigned chores every day from a daily job list.
Below is a sample Daily Job Description listing.
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1.
Sweep: Sidewalks, restrooms, recreation building, kitchen, and
shower hall.
2. Mop: Use
Pine-sol and hot water (from outside dining hall) to mop
the
kitchen, dining hall, recreation hall, restrooms, and shower hall
3. Vacuum:
Dorm (including laundry room) and school.
4. Dishes:
Scrape all leftover food into the white bucket and dispose.
Put dry
dishes away. Wash and rinse dishes.
5. Restrooms:
Scrub toilet bowls with scrub brush using Pine-sol or
Comet. Wipe
down all toilet seat tops, backs of toilets, and sinks with
Clorox
wipes from the kitchen. Clean mirrors with Windex and
paper
towels.
6. Shower stalls:
Wipe out any dirt, grime, etc. Turn on water to
rinse.
Dispose of small pieces of soap. Replace large bars of soap.
Finish wiping
down with Clorox wipes. Replace shampoo on
bathroom
counter.
7. Garbage:
remove and replace with new liners in kitchen, dorm,
recreation
hall, and all restrooms. Use a wet wipe and clean counter
side and baseboard
behind garbage can.
8. General labor:
wipe down dining tables and kitchen counter with
Clorox
wipes. Shake out both rugs and replace. Also helps kitchen by
putting dishes
away.
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