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FAQs
Frequently asked questions
Is Village Tech a public or private school?
Village Tech Schools is a free, public charter school.
When does school start?
The 2023-2024 school year starts Monday, August 14.
What time will school begin?
PK – 8th Grade
8:00 AM – 4:30 PM
8:00 AM – 4:30 PM
9th -12 Grade
8:15 AM – 4:45 PM
What about sports and athletics?
At Village Tech Schools we have a wide range of athletic offerings including
- Volleyball
- Cross Country
- Dance
- Basketball
- Soccer
- Track & Field
- Baseball
- Softball
- Cheerleading
Everybody gets an opportunity to play – if you want to play, you’ll have an opportunity to do so. There’s a spot for you on the team.
Will students be eating lunch in their classrooms
No, students will eat in the Great Room.
Will technology be provided to students?
Yes, technology is being provided through a checkout system.
Will the students have individual desks instead of table seating?
Some desks will be available, thanks to a generous donation. However, we will continue to primarily use our tables.
Is there a school supply list? And do online only students need those supplies?
School supply lists can be found here. The supply list contains all the materials the students will use throughout the school year.
Will my student still receive their special service?
Yes, students will be provided with their services.
Some Fridays are marked PD on the academic calendar, what does that mean for students?
With the exception of a few key days, marked on the calendar, students do not have school on Friday. Days marked PD are professional development days for staff.
Will there be PE and Recess/Brain Breaks?
Yes, there will be PE and recess.
Will there be any 1-1 instructive time, or small groups?
Village Tech will not, and cannot determine this as a school. Those guidelines will be set by the state.
How is VT communicating with parents?
Teachers should be reaching out to parents and students, and you are always free to email them with any questions you may have. Any campus-wide information is being sent through email. If you think you are not receiving these emails, please double-check your spam folder and make sure your email and contact information is correct in Skyward. Emails are sent through that system, to all parents/guardians. Additionally, updates are posted here on our website, on our Facebook page, and our Twitter.
My child is on the waitlist. What should I do?
You can log in to LotterEase and continue to check your child’s waitlist status or you can wait for an automatic communication. When there is significant movement up or down the waitlist, an email will be generated to alert you. Once you are in waitlist position 1-5 an automated notice is generated with every move. Please check your junk mail to make sure you are receiving the alerts.
We live with a grandparent/aunt/family member and the utility bills are in their name. How do I give proof of residency for my child?
Visit the front office and fill out a Village Tech Dual Residency Affidavit. Please bring a utility bill and come with the person whose name is on the utility bill. That person will also need to bring their driver’s license (or picture ID with address). We typically have a notary on campus who can notarize the form.
The status in LotterEase says “Being Reviewed by District”. What does this mean?
This means that your child’s information is being processed. There is nothing you need to do.