Parent Resources
Regular Schedule
| PreK - 7th Breakfast: 7:30 Class Begins: 8:00 (Students will be tardy at 8:06) School Ends: 3:30 Wed. Pick-Up: 12:00 |
8th-12th Breakfast: 7:30 Class Begins: 8:45 School Ends: 4:15 Wed. Pick-Up: 12:45 |
Drop-Off & Pick-Up Driveline Maps
Lunch Times
| PK - 10:20-10:50 K - 10:25-10:55 1st - 10:30-11:00 2nd - 11:05-11:35 3rd - 11:10-11:40 4th - 11:15-11:45 |
5th - 12:05-12:35
6th - 12:00-12:30 7th - 12:40-1:15 8th - 12:45-1:15 HS - 12:50-1:25 |
On 1/2 Wednesdays students eat in their classrooms.
Food Menu & Online Payments
Free & Reduced Price Application
Yearbook Orders
Yearbooks can be purchased now! Order your 2018-2019 Village Tech yearbook by clicking the link here.
Ads for PreK, 5th Grade, 8th Grade and Seniors are being sold now! For advertisement forms, stop by Mrs. Hunter's room in 109!
FERPA Form
To opt-out of directory information, you can fill out this form and out it in to the front office or email it to bnicholas@villagetechschools.org.
Before and After Care
Note for After School: We are putting in place a transition piece for the PreK–7th Graders who will go home with 8th–12th graders. Because of the staggered time we will provide childcare for you from 3:30 to 4:15 each day for 45 minutes. That will allow you to pick up your family together or have the HS student drive the family home. This fee will be $100 per month per family (no reduced fees for this service). This will be due the 25th in the month before the service is offered.
1/2 Day Wednesday
Students requiring transportation must submit an application and payment of $20.00 per month to the front office. You must contact the provider to enroll.
Dress-Code
The School’s Dress and Grooming Policy is designed to teach grooming and hygiene, prevent disruptions, minimize safety hazards, and provide a dress standard that offers flexibility for the parent and student. The operating words for these expectations for Village Tech Dress and Grooming Policy are modesty, respect, and safety.
The Campus Director has the final discretion to determine if expectations are met with the Dress and Grooming Policy. If in violation of not being modest, respectful, or safe, the student will remain in class for that day with the expectation of not repeating the offense, or with a more severe violation, remain in the office until a change of clothes can be brought to the school (unexcused absence from class). For more information, please visit the Student Handbook.
The School’s Dress and Grooming Policy is designed to teach grooming and hygiene, prevent disruptions, minimize safety hazards, and provide a dress standard that offers flexibility for the parent and student. The operating words for these expectations for Village Tech Dress and Grooming Policy are modesty, respect, and safety.
The Campus Director has the final discretion to determine if expectations are met with the Dress and Grooming Policy. If in violation of not being modest, respectful, or safe, the student will remain in class for that day with the expectation of not repeating the offense, or with a more severe violation, remain in the office until a change of clothes can be brought to the school (unexcused absence from class). For more information, please visit the Student Handbook.
Grading
Supply Lists
Volunteer
Please use the attached form to volunteer at Village Tech Schools. Once filled out, please turn this form in the front office at either campus. This form must be completed and approval must be confirmed prior to being allowed to volunteer in leadership activities with students including, but not limited to, chaperoning a field trip, coaching or assistant coaching for athletic activities or ongoing lunch duty. Also, please remember that this form must completed each year in order to participate in these activities.
Please use the attached form to volunteer at Village Tech Schools. Once filled out, please turn this form in the front office at either campus. This form must be completed and approval must be confirmed prior to being allowed to volunteer in leadership activities with students including, but not limited to, chaperoning a field trip, coaching or assistant coaching for athletic activities or ongoing lunch duty. Also, please remember that this form must completed each year in order to participate in these activities.
Immunization
The State of Texas requires that every child in the state be immunized against vaccine-preventable diseases caused by infectious agents in accordance with an established immunization schedule.
To determine the specific number of doses that are required for your student, please read the “2017–2018 Texas Minimum State Vaccine Requirements for Students in Grades K–12” document issued by the TDSHS. Specific immunization information is available on the TDSHS website.
Proof of immunization may be shown through personal records from a licensed physician or public health clinic with a signature or rubber-stamp validation.