Frequently Asked Questions FAQs

How do I find out if my application was selected in the lottery?

My application says it was "SELECTED" in the lottery....now what?

My application is marked "ALTERNATE POOL"...what does that mean?

If your application status says "alternate pool," no action is necessary at this time. Applications may end up in the alternate pool if more applications were received that seats available. You were not offered a seat at this time, but if additional seats open, alternate lotteries will run between from late March to mid August. Keep an eye out for future notifications, you may still be selected in a future lottery. If you have questions regarding the alternate pool, please contact the East Tech Magnet Office at 702-799-8888, extension 4017.

My application says it was "NOT QUALIFIED" for the lottery...what does that mean?

Applications that are "not qualified" did not meet the eligibility requirements for the program chosen. Our criteria-based programs are Information Technology, Medical Professions and Sports Medicine. If the student selected one of these programs and did not qualify, they may still be able to apply for an interest-based program in the late lottery. Our interest-based programs that do not have eligibility requirements are: Construction Technology, Culinary Arts, Early Childhood Education, Marketing & Hospitality, Mechanical Technology and Teaching & Training. For more information on eligibility requirements, go to https://magnet.ccsd.net/qualification-requirements/

I've accepted my seat at East Tech for the 2025-2026 school year...what's next?

You will be contacted by the East Tech magnet staff regarding your next steps.

Mark your calendar for our Titan Preview, which will be held on April 5, 2025 between 5-7PM. You can attend one of two options, the 5:00PM session or the 6:00PM session, which will be held in the Banquet Hall. Please park in the front parking lot and check in at the front of the school. There is no need to pre-register. At Titan Preview, students may ask questions, choose their electives and meet their instructors. If your program has special requirements (uniform, fees, etc.) you can find out the details at this event.

ALL students will also have to complete CCSD Online Registration (OLR) when it opens on April 21, 2025.

Freshman Bootcamp will be held the week before school begins and information is forthcoming.

I missed the deadline to apply for the 2025-2026 school year. What are my options?

Late applications are now begin accepted. We are currently looking to fill seats in the following programs:

Marketing & Hospitality: Incoming 10th graders ONLY

Sports Medicine: incoming 9th and 10th graders

In the event seats become available and we have exhausted the on-time applications, applications will be accepted for those seats during the late application window.

Click on the links above for more information about each program.

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How do I apply for East Tech?

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Late applications are now begin accepted. We are currently looking to fill seats in the following programs:

Marketing & Hospitality: Incoming 10th graders ONLY

Sports Medicine: incoming 9th and 10th graders

In the event seats become available and we have exhausted the on-time applications, applications will be accepted for those seats during the late application window.

Click on the links above for more information about each program.

Am I eligible for transportation to East Tech?

Transportation is provided for students who live within the East Tech transportation zone. Check eligibility by clicking the buttons below. Contact the CCSD transportation office at 702-799-8100 if you have any questions. Please note: Parents must provide transportation for magnet students who live outside the zone.

East Tech Transportation Map Magnet Bus Stops CCSD Transportation

Can I play sports if I attend East Tech?

Due to Nevada Interscholastic Athletic Association (NIAA) rules, East Tech does not offer competitive sports. East Tech students may be eligible to participate in competitive sports at their zoned school. Contact the zoned school regarding eligibility for sports and other activities. Students participating in athletics and activities at their zoned school are responsible for transportation to and from practices, matches and games. Consult the NIAA Handbook and NAC 386.787 for specific information regarding magnet students.

Can I change programs?

Can I enroll in two programs at the same time?

What is academic probation?

Per the magnet contract, all CCSD magnet students agree to maintain an overall 2.0 GPA, no more than 10 absences (excused or unexcused) per semester, no D's or F's, no N's or U's, no excessive tardies, and no behavior infractions. Any magnet student who fails to meet one or more of these criteria will be placed on Academic Probation, with the following procedure:

Probation conference will be scheduled/held with the student, parent(s), and counselor

Conditions of the probation will be outlined, in writing, which may include but are not limited to:
- - After school tutoring
  - Remedial courses
  - Summer school
  - Online credit retrieval
  - Community service
  - School beautification, school service
  - Other school-based requirement

Students who do not meet the terms of the probationary contract will be dismissed from the magnet at the end of the school year, when they must return to their zoned school

If you have any questions regarding academic probation, please contact the Magnet Administrator.

Do I have to reapply to East Tech each year?

Can I withdraw from East Tech?

Which programs are eligible for FREE CTE College Credits?

Students who successfully complete their CTE program of study (program completers) MAY be eligible for FREE college credit from a variety of post-secondary institutions in Nevada. The following East Tech CTE programs are currently articulated with college credit: Automotive Technology, Community Health Science, Computer Science, Construction Technology, Culinary Arts, Design Drafting, Early Childhood Education, Forensic Science, Graphic Design, Hospitality & Tourism, Industrial Maintenance, Information Technology, Marketing, Medical Assisting, Sports Medicine, Teaching & Training, Video Production and Welding Technology.

What does it mean to be a "program completer?"

What is the passing score for my End of Program Assessment?

*Information current as of 2024-2025 School Year. Passing scores are subject to change by the Nevada Department of Education.

Advanced Computer Science: 67

Automotive Technology: 53

Community Health Science: 70

Construction Technology: 67

Culinary Arts: 65

Design Drafting: 62

Early Childhood Education: 65

Forensic Science: 71

Graphic Design: 75

Hospitality & Tourism: 68

Industrial Maintenance: 71

Information Technology: 69

Marketing: 73

Medical Assisting: 75

Sports Medicine: 72

Teaching & Training: 76

Video Production: 72

Welding Technology: 62

What is a Career & Technical Student Organization (CTSO?)

A Career & Technical Student Organization (CTSO) is a co-curricular "club" that is associated with one or more of our CTE programs of study. All CTSOs are student-led organizations that provide opportunities for career and professional development, community service, leadership and competitive events. The CTSOs currently available to our students are:

Students should speak with their CTE program leader/teacher to find out which CTSO is affiliated with the specific course(s).