Frequently Asked Questions

You may apply for admittance through the school’s website. Sierra Vista K-12 is still accepting applications.

Parents should call/visit their child's current school to notify them that they will be transferring to another school. We will not notify your child's school of their transfer.

A few days before Meet the Teacher Night, teachers will call families to introduce themselves and invite you to Meet the Teacher Night.

Requests of this kind will not be accommodated.

PreK - 6th: July 29, 2pm - 6pm (Tentative Date. May be subject to change.)
7-12: July 29, 4pm-7pm. (Tentative Date. May be subject to change.)
 

Yes. Safety drills (fire, lockdown, weather) will be held throughout the school year and are typically unannounced.

Yes. Every one of our schools has or will have a Nurse/Health Aide staff on campus.

Please indicate this information during the enrollment application process. If accepted to the school, send supporting documentation to the Registrar. A member of the health team will work with you to update a Health Action Plan.

No. Our schools are not allergy-free or nut-free school. Food allergies must be reported to the Health Office. Students with severe allergies should complete an allergy action plan, which will be available at the Health Office and during back-to-school events.

Yes. Students with an allergy may choose to either sit with their class at the general lunch table or at a designated table for students with food allergies. We follow specific cleaning guidelines to ensure that the tables are cleaned appropriately in order to avoid exposure to/the spread of potential allergens. Students who sit at this table may invite a friend to sit with them as long as there are no foods in the lunch that could potentially trigger an allergic reaction.

Yes. We require students to wear uniforms to school to support the school’s mission. Compliance with the Uniform Dress Code (UDC) is mandatory. 

To attend class, all students must be in compliance with all aspects of the UDC. Furthermore, the UDC applies when students are riding the school bus and when attending extra-curricular events. The UDC can be found at the school’s website. 

In general, students must present a clean, modest, and neat appearance. Clothing must be worn right side out, of appropriate size, and worn correctly. Clothing shall not have holes or be intentionally torn. Clothing items must be one solid color. 

Throughout the school day and at extracurricular events, Staff will conduct a dress code check to ensure the students are in compliance. Staff have authority to determine whether clothing is inappropriate or a distraction. 

When students are deemed to be out of compliance, the following discipline procedure will apply, at the discretion of Staff:

• The school may notify parents/legal guardians and require parents/legal guardians to bring compliant clothing to school for their child; and/or
• Students may receive a yellow card; and/or
• Repeat violations will result in further school discipline; and/or  Consequences described in the Conduct & Consequences Matrix (“CCM”).

Polo shirts and Friday shirts are available online through the C1 apparel shop. The campus may also stock a limited number of Polo and Friday shirts for purchase in person.

These items may be purchased from any vendor as long as they meet dress code requirements.

Yes. The logo is part of the uniform.