Frequently Asked Questions

A: 8:15am - 3:15pm; doors open at 7:45am. Many of our students have membership at the Kroc, so that they can be dropped and/or picked up from the Kroc if flexible hours are needed. Unfortunately, we don't have partnership with the Kroc to offer discounts for membership.

A: Ask the school secretary, administrator or counselor.  If the student does not have a discipline record, the form will be blank.  It is printed from Power School.

A: No. After you send the link to them the admissions department at Middle College will reach out to the student’s school if it has not been received.

A: Only students with completed applications will be eligible for an interview. Applicants will not be able to return to the application to upload documents later. PLEASE WAIT UNTIL YOU HAVE COMPLETED ALL DOCUMENTS BEFORE STARTING THE APPLICATION.

A: No. Due to the large volume of applications, the admissions department will be unable to check the status of your application in the moment. Once reviewed, if your application is missing anything an email will be sent notifying you of the incomplete application and the next steps. Incomplete applications will be processed after completed applicants are interviewed.

A: All applicants with a completed application will be interviewed.  Due to the large volume of applications, you may experience a delay, but you will be interviewed as quickly as possible.

A: Admission letters will be sent as quickly as possible.  Due to the large volume of applications and delays with the post office, please allow up to 2 to 3 weeks after the interview. Acceptance letters will come in a red envelope. No admission decisions will be given over the phone or in email.

A: There will be a panel interview with an administrator, possibly a teacher and at least one student. An adult must accompany the student to the interview. After the interview, students must take a proficiency test. Calculators or phones are not allowed.

A: No. However, all students are expected to take the ACT before school starts.  When a student scores 19 or higher on the ACT, he/she will be eligible to take Dual Enrollment courses as early as 9th grade. Our goal is to ensure all students prepared and able to be accepted into any post-secondary institution.

A: Ms. Jones, our Professional School Counselor via email at jonest4@scsk12.org, or you can call the main office at 901-416-4550.