Frequently Asked Questions
When can I register my child for classes?
You will receive an email notice if you have submitted your contact information to the Director. Also, we will post a notice on the main page when registration begins.
When do classes start for the fall/spring semester?
Fall classes start at the end of September and Spring classes start in early February. Registration will open approximately several weeks prior to the start of classes. You will be notified of the exact date via email. This date will also be posted on the main page of the Step-Up webpage.
Can cyber students participate in Step-Up?
Yes. We have many cyber students in our program.
How do we participate in the Step-Up Enrichment Program?
Below are the steps to participate in the Step-Up Enrichment Program:
Where do I take my child on the first day?
Please come to Placid 1B (directly across from the SVC Cafeteria) on the first day. There will be Step-Up teacher greeters at check-in each week to escort your children to their classes.
What is your behavior policy?
Step-Up believes it is a great privilege and opportunity for students to participate in this program. Therefore, behavior that is disruptive to the classroom setting will not be tolerated. If problematic behavior persists, the student(s) may be asked to leave the program without refund, at the discretion of the Director.
While no formal dress code exists, we expect students to dress modestly so as to not distract from the educational environment.
You will receive an email notice if you have submitted your contact information to the Director. Also, we will post a notice on the main page when registration begins.
When do classes start for the fall/spring semester?
Fall classes start at the end of September and Spring classes start in early February. Registration will open approximately several weeks prior to the start of classes. You will be notified of the exact date via email. This date will also be posted on the main page of the Step-Up webpage.
Can cyber students participate in Step-Up?
Yes. We have many cyber students in our program.
How do we participate in the Step-Up Enrichment Program?
Below are the steps to participate in the Step-Up Enrichment Program:
- Send your contact information to the Step-Up Director via the Contact Form.
- When registration opens, a link will appear on the main page. The course list and online registration will then be available for you and your child(ren). Please submit a class registration form for your family by completing the information and choosing your children's courses.
- Payment is cash or check (payable to Saint Vincent College). You may drop your payment off on the first day of classes, or you may mail ahead of time to Ms. Makayla McMullen, Step-Up Enrichment Program, Saint Vincent College, 300 Fraser Purchase Road, Latrobe, PA 15650.
- All classes are held on the Saint Vincent College campus. Directions to Saint Vincent College can be found by clicking here.
- The check-in location is Placid 1B (directly across from the SVC Cafeteria). There will be Step-Up teacher greeters at check-in each week to escort your children to their classes.
- Please display the parking pass in your car each week. You must park in the designated parking area indicated on your parking pass.
- Plan to arrive about 15 minutes early on the first day so that teacher greeters can promptly transport children.
Where do I take my child on the first day?
Please come to Placid 1B (directly across from the SVC Cafeteria) on the first day. There will be Step-Up teacher greeters at check-in each week to escort your children to their classes.
What is your behavior policy?
Step-Up believes it is a great privilege and opportunity for students to participate in this program. Therefore, behavior that is disruptive to the classroom setting will not be tolerated. If problematic behavior persists, the student(s) may be asked to leave the program without refund, at the discretion of the Director.
While no formal dress code exists, we expect students to dress modestly so as to not distract from the educational environment.
