Admissions Process and Deadlines

Fill out an application (click here)
We will request academic, attendance, and conduct records, as well as a recommendation form, from your sending school after the second term or first trimester has ended.
In late November/early December we will contact you to schedule an interview (if you are from a non-member town, we will reach out for an interview after February 15th).
To meet the February 15th priority deadline, you must be from a member town and your application must be complete, including a completed interview.

Admissions is based on 5 equally weighted criteria totaling an Application Score of 100 points

Academic Record (two years (7th and 8th grade) of grades in 4 main academic areas: Math, English, Science, and History)
Attendance (two years (7th and 8th grade) of Attendance records)
School Discipline/Conduct (two years (7th and 8th grade) of Discipline/Conduct records)
Sending School Recommendation (the form for this is on Page 3 of the application- recommendation letters are welcome, but not required)
Interview with Admissions

February 15	Deadline for resident students to complete the application process for March 1^st review. A completed application includes a completed application form, the receipt of all required records from the sending school, a Minuteman Recommendation Form, and an interview with the Admissions Office
March 1	Notification of acceptance, denial, or wait list for resident student applications submitted by February 15^th.
March 8	Resident students must confirm acceptance of offer of enrollment
March 15	After March 15, non-resident students may be accepted only if there are no qualified resident students on the list. Once a student has accepted an offer of admission, the offer cannot be rescinded by the District based on residency.
April 1	Deadline to file Chapter 74 Vocational Technical Nonresident Student Tuition Application with the Superintendent of the nonresident student’s district-of-residence

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