Three Ways to Enroll as a Non-Craftsbury Resident
Craftsbury Academy offers exciting enrollment options for students. We invite you to start a conversation by reaching out to our administration! We would love to share information about how Craftsbury Schools provide an inclusive, rich, individualized education for all our students. There are so many great reasons to attend Craftsbury Academy. Contact us today to arrange a tour and learn more about our school.
1. Hazenbury Exchange Program Option
OPEN TO: Craftsbury Academy (CA) and Hazen Union School (HUS) students entering grades 7-12 can apply.
DETAILS: This unique exchange program allows CA and HUS students to enroll as full-time students at the other school. Enrollment is on a rolling, first-come, first-served basis, and must be a reciprocal exchange. This means there has to be a student in the other school that is also requesting a transfer.
2. Winooski Valley Regional Public School Choice Collaborative Option
OPEN TO: Students within the Winooski Valley catchment area, entering grades 9-12, can apply to attend Craftsbury Academy.
DETAILS: Winooski Valley School Choice allows students to attend other public high schools in the state. Applications open up in early February each year. Students receive notification of acceptance by April 1. You must apply for Winooski Valley School Choice through the high school in the town you are a resident. Learn more about public high school choice on the Vermont Agency of Education website at https://education.vermont.gov/vermont-schools/school-operations/public-schools/public-high-school-choice.
Schools participating in the Winooski Valley Regional Public School Choice Collaborative in 2024-2025 are:
Bellows Free Academy – Fairfax
Cabot School
Craftsbury Academy
Danville School
Harwood Union High School
Hazen Union High School
Lamoille Union High School
Montpelier High School
Northfield High School
Peoples Academy
Randolph Union High School
Spaulding High School
Stowe High School
Twinfield Union High School
U-32
White River Valley High School
Williamstown High School
3. Non-Operating Tuition Option
OPEN TO: Students entering grades 7-12 residing in any town that does not operate a school containing those grades may come to Craftsbury and the town of residence pays tuition.
DETAILS: Craftsbury Academy is an option for middle school and high school for any town that does not operate a middle school or high school (Wolcott and Standard for example). There is no cost for these students to attend Craftsbury Academy. Transportation is the responsibility of either the family or the sending town.
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