What documentation do I need to bring to register my child?
1. Required Forms of Proof of Residency
- Residency documentation must be submitted at the time of registration or within two (2) days of enrollment in order for the District to make a timely determination as to the student’s eligibility to attend District schools.
- Provide at least one utility bill, one item from Section A, plus one item from Section B.
Section A
- Copy of a residential lease or proof of ownership of a house or condominium, such as a deed or mortgage statement
- A statement by a third-party landlord, owner or tenant from whom the parent(s) or person(s) in parental relation leases or with whom they share property within the district
- In the absence of the above, the District may consider other forms of documentation and/or information such as a statement by a third-party establishing parent(s) or person(s) in parental relation physical presence in the School District
Section B
- Pay stub
- Income tax form(s)
- Additional Utility bills
- Cell Phone bills
- Voter registration document(s)
- Official driver’s license, learner’s permit or non-driver identification
- Documents issued by federal, state or local agencies (for instance, local social services agency, Federal Office of Refugee Resettlement)
- In the absence of the above, the District may consider other forms of documentation and/or information establishing parent(s) or person(s) in parental relation physical presence in the School District
2. Required Forms of Proof of Date of Birth
In order to determine the programming needs of your child/children, you must show proof of age by providing one of the following:
- An original birth certificate or record of baptism
- Original passport
- Where the above is not available, the School District may consider certain other documents/records in existence two years or more to determine age.
- A photo ID of parent/guardian when possible
3. Required Physical Examination (to be completed by your child's pediatrician)
4. Proof of Required Immunizations (to be completed by your child's pediatrician)
5. Transcripts, school records, IEP documents, if applicable
