By the 20th of each month, we will post the next month's Village Home Monthly Calendar and an Event Listing, which provides a summary listing of all upcoming events, including date, time, description, location, and fees, as well as the Event Number. These items will be posted online and on the bulletin board in the Village Home office.

Shortly after the Calendar and Events Listing are made available, Village Home members may begin signing up for any upcoming events; sign-up sheets will be available for all events before the beginning of each month. Look in the Events Notebook for the month. Sign-up sheets are arranged in order of the date in which the occur.

Every week, an "Events Reminder" will be sent out listing events occurring during the week as well as registration cut-off dates for upcoming events. The Event Reminders may include updates and changes and will always provide a link to the online Calendar and Events Listing, which contain all the specific details about each event.

All field trip participants must:

1. Sign up on the sign-up sheet in the Events Notebook in the office in person.

2. Provide all information requested on the sign-up sheet, including Student ID Number. For your convenience, Student ID numbers are located in the front of the Events Notebook.

3. Fill out a Liability Waiver for any off-site event. These are included in the file folder for the event in the Event Notebook.

4. Put your payment, if any, in an Event Registration Envelope.

   YOU MUST FILL OUT A SEPARATE ENVELOPE FOR EACH EVENT.

   YOU MUST FILL OUT A SEPARATE LIABILITY WAIVER FOR EACH EVENT REQUIRING PERMISSION (just one slip per family per event is necessary)

   YOUR REGISTRATION IS NOT COMPLETE UNTIL YOU HAVE:

   1. signed up and supplied complete information
   2. filled out a liability waiver, if required
   3. paid your fees, if any
   4. put your fees, if necessary, into the Event Registration Envelope and put that into the red zipper pouch

Most of our field trips are held on Fridays, evenings, or weekends and do not conflict with classes. The cost is at a very reduced rate. Information and instructional information is often made available to families ahead of time. Many events, such as ballet performances, include a pre-program question-and-answer period with the performers or a behind-the-scenes look at rehearsals and stage set-up.