- To
start the admissions process, parents should contact the Admissions
Coordinator.
Prospective parents are invited to meet with the
Director or School Administrator. You will have the opportunity to
tour the school, visit classrooms, and exchange information about
the school and your child.
- Following
their visit, parents should submit an application and student
records for each child applying. Community School follows a "rolling
admissions" process: students are considered and admitted on a first
come, first served basis based on the date of application. Mid-year
enrollments will be considered if space is available. If no space is
available at the time of application, prospective students will be
placed on a waiting list and notified if a space becomes available.
- After
receiving the application, the Admissions Coordinator will contact
the family to set up a student visit. Prospective students are
required to visit in a class for one to two days in the elementary
school or three consecutive days in the middle school.
- The
Director, Admissions Coordinator and teachers will meet after the
student's visit to review the application and visit. The Director
may contact the student's references and previous teachers.
Admissions decisions are based on a thorough and thoughtful
assessment of each applicant. The Director or Admissions Coordinator
will notify the family of the decision in a timely manner.
- Community School admits students of all racial, cultural, religious,
and economic backgrounds. While admissions criteria is inclusive, we
encourage applications from families who support the educational
philosophy of the school. Community School gives priority to
families with siblings currently enrolled.
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