AJR's community of learners.
This page provides current AJR students with access to student handbooks, AJR policies, and other helpful forms and information. If you are having trouble locating specific information on our website, please contact Suli A. Fassler.
Handbooks and Policies
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Academic Catalog 5783 -
Senior Handbook -
Ritual Skills Handbook 5783 -
AJR Policies on Discrimination, Harassment, and Sexual Assault -
Zoom Handbook
Accreditation Information – Available via our accreditation page
Helpful Forms
- Coaching Sheet
- Intensive Waiver Request Form
- Financial Aid Application – You will be directed to Populi login to access the financial aid application.
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Independent Study Application -
Incomplete Request Form -
Transcript Request Form -
Transcript Update Form - FWSS Approval Form
Pay Tuition
Complaints
- Students may file complaints through formal and informal procedures. No action will be taken against any student filing complaints. Further details may be found in the Student Handbook (see link above).
- A State complaint is a written, signed statement of an allegation that a local or State educational agency (e.g., school district or other public agency) has violated a requirement of federal or New York State (NYS) law or regulation relating to the education of students with disabilities. If a parent, individual, or organization believes that such a violation has occurred, they may submit a written, signed State complaint to the New York State Education Department (NYSED). Upon receipt of a State complaint, the NYSED must determine if the alleged violation occurred and issue a written decision of its findings.Please visit the NYSED website at https://www.nysed.gov/special-education/state-complaint for the procedures and requirements for filing a State complaint. A State complaint must be made in writing and must be signed by the complainant (faxed or e-mail signatures will not be accepted).
NYSED also publishes FAQ’s about State complaints at https://www.nysed.gov/special-education/new-york-state-complaint-procedures
Voter Registration
The 1998 Higher Education Act requires all postsecondary institutions to make a good faith effort to distribute voter registration materials to each degree or certificate seeking student.
New York State residents can download a voter registration form or register to vote online at: https://www.elections.ny.gov/NYSBOE/download/voting/voteregform-eng-fillable.pdf
Students residing outside of New York who wish to register to vote in their home state may do so by completing the National Voter Registration Form provided by the US Election Assistance Commission.
Each state sets its own registration deadline. Most are around 30 days before the election, although some are closer to Election Day. Please double-check the election laws with your state or local elections office before you start.
