Questions families ask.
Plain answers for the planning stage — what is known now, what still needs to be agreed, and what the August session does not promise.
Common Questions
Is TammiVille enrolling students now?
No. TammiVille is planning its first placements for 2027. The August session and waitlist begin a conversation; they are not enrollment, and no student documents or application fee are requested.
What happens if a student is sick?
Before any placement, the family and TammiVille will agree in writing on insurance, medical consent, providers, medications, emergency contacts and parent-notification rules. Those arrangements are still being finalized.
Is this a Christian home?
Yes. Faith is not a background feature here. It is the rhythm of the household — how we begin the day, how we make decisions, how we treat the people in our care. Families who place a child with us know this before they sign anything. We do not impose, but we do not hide it.
What school can a student attend?
School eligibility and enrollment must be confirmed with the relevant public district or private school before placement. TammiVille does not guarantee admission or obtain visa documentation.
What happens during school breaks and summer?
Breaks, travel, supervision and any return-home plan will be agreed with each family before placement. TammiVille has not set one policy for every family.
How will families stay informed?
Contact frequency, school information, health communication and emergency escalation will be agreed in writing with each family before arrival. TammiVille has not promised a particular portal or update schedule.
Is there a minimum commitment period?
No paid contractual commitment has been set. The intended stay may range from a shorter agreed period to the remaining high-school years, with exit terms stated in the final agreement.
How does pricing work?
Program pricing and included services have not been finalized. Families will receive complete terms in writing before making a commitment. There is no application fee at the information-session stage.
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