Entrance and Admission Requirements
by Lupe Kollasch
July 25, 2009
A child wishing to enroll must present evidence of age in the form of a birth certificate or other comparable evidence before that child may enroll. It will be at the discretion of the superintendent or the superintendent’s designee to determine what is satisfactory evidence for proof of age.
Prior to enrollment, the child must provide the administration with a completed health and immunization certificate. Such certificates may be obtained from the school office. In the case of homeless children, the administration may waive this policy according to the guidelines contained in the School Board Policy Book. A "homeless" student is a child or youth from the age of 3 years through 21 years who lacks a fixed, regular, and adequate nighttime residence. Students in foster care or residential placement are not homeless. If a student moves out of hi/her parents' home (whether by choice or not) and is unaccompanied by either parent/legal guardian, he or she is considered to be homeless.
Other forms and information required for admission to school is a social security number, physical form, vision card, dental screening from, lead screening test results.
