3. Are there any holidays or vacations built into the schedule?
Yes. Thanksgiving week, three weeks for Christmas holiday, and two weeks for spring break.

4. Can I enroll my student for second semester?
Some classes offer mid-year enrollment. Contact the CTC office at 664-9527 for more information.

5. What financial commitments are required for the academic program?
A non-refundable application fee for NEW students (one time), a non-refundable registration fee (one-time), supply fee (varies by class), operational fees (9 payments), and tutorial fees (9 payments).

6. When are the registration fees due for the academic program?
At the time of registration, a one-time registration fee is due. $80/student (max. $280/ returning family). A fee of $100/student will be due if registering after scheduled registration dates.

7. When are the supply fees due for the academic program?
Supply fees, which vary by class, are due on July 8th or at the time of registration after July 8th.

8. What financial payment plans are available?
Tutor and operational fees can be paid in 9 installments, or fees can be paid for the whole year, or broken down into 8 or less payments.

9. How is CTC different than a traditional school?
CTC is like a college for home schooled students. Families pick and choose the subjects they want their students to take here at CTC. Classes meet one or two days a week. Parents then supervise work that needs to be completed on the other days of the week.

10. Is CTC a non-profit organization?
Yes, CTC is a 501(c)3 non-profit organization. All donations are tax deductible.

11. How is the CTC organization structured?
CTC is governed by a board of directors. Everyday operations are completed by the administrative team.

12. Do the tutors provide student evaluations?
Yes. The tutors will provide 2 evaluations (one for each semester), and progress reports between the 7th and 9th week of each semester.

13. Does CTC provide transcripts or keep records of students' grades?
No. CTC does not keep records of any kind. Families are responsible for keeping records and transcripts.

14. What volunteer hours are required by each FAMILY?
Each family must volunteer for 3 hours per class taken, or a maximum of 9 hours per family. There are numerous ways for members of your family to fulfill your volunteer service requirements.

15. Can a student bring a visitor to class?
No. To provide the most safe and secure atmosphere for our students, only CTC parents are allowed on campus.

16. What about lunch?
CTC's lunch program on Tuesday and Thursday is provided by vendors. Lunches cost from $3 to $5 and must be ordered by 10am. Lunch is not provided on Wednesday. We do have a refrigerator, microwave and toaster oven available to all students on Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday.

17. Does CTC provide graduation services?
CTC facilitates a graduation ceremony for home schooled students in which parents can present a graduation diploma to their student. CTC is not an accredited high school program, and we do not keep student records or transcripts. Therefore, CTC cannot issue diplomas. Our graduation ceremony is open to all home school families. More information can be found at www.ctctulsa.org/grad.html.

18. When can families enroll their students for 2010-2011 classes?
After, April 30, 2010, student applications and step-by-step enrollment directions will be available online at www.ctctulsa.org/registration.html. CTC will accept applications after April 30, 2010. Fill out the application available online and mail it to 948 s. 91st East Ave., Tulsa, OK 74112

19. Do all families have to attend orientation meetings?
Yes. Returning CTC families and new families must attend orientation before registering for classes.

20. Are all families required to have interviews with the administrative staff?
New families are required to have an interview before registering for classes. Interviews are not required for returning families unless requested by the administrative staff.

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