preschool

k-12

when to keep your child at home 

It is sometimes difficult to decide when to keep children home due to illness. We are sharing these guidelines with you in order to decrease the spread of illness and to assure that every child is well enough to optimize learning at school.

Your child should be kept at home if he/she has any of the following symptoms:

handbooks

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Enrollment Procedures

Steps to Enroll

Resident Students

1. Contact the school in the attendance area in which you reside. It is best to call ahead and make an appointment.
2. The school will be glad to enroll your child if:
   • You reside in the attendance area for that school. You may be asked for proof of residency (utility bill, rental or lease contract, home purchase contract, etc.).
   • You have a report card and /or a withdrawal form from your child's previous school.
   • You provide a birth certificate if you are moving from out of state.
   • No fees or fines are duke to your child's previous school (withdrawn in good standing).
   • Necessary immunization records are provided. State law requires that students must have proof of immunization records at the time of enrollment, or provide a record of exemption. Inquiries regarding required immunizations should be made to the school office. Parents need to plan for necessary immunizations in advance of enrollment.