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New and Returning Students 

All new and returning K-12 students register at their neighborhood school. You can find your neighborhood school on the School Locator web page.

• Kindergarten students must be five and first-grade students must be six on or before Oct. 1. (Superintendent's Policy JEB). Learn more about kindergarten registration >>

• Returning students are students who left Â鶹Éç and are returning back to a Â鶹Éç school. Current Â鶹Éç students do not need to re-register every year to go back to the same school. 

Students wishing to attend a school outside their attendance area must submit a School Choice application.

Online Registration Available

• To enroll new students in a Â鶹Éç school, please visit the Â鶹Éç Online Registration web page.

• If you have questions about registration, please call the school your child will be attending.
   

Â鶹Éç Students Moving to a New School

• Current Â鶹Éç students who are moving to a new school should contact their current school to withdraw and their new school to register. Students moving from elementary to middle school and middle school to high school do not have to contact their schools. 

• Fifth grade students are pre-registered at their neighborhood feeder middle school in February. Contact each middle school for registration details.
   
• Eighth grade students are registered at their neighborhood feeder high school. Contact each high school for registration details.
   
• Fifth grade and eighth grade students wishing to attend a middle or high school outside their attendance area (or for a program continuation), must submit a School Choice application.

 

Transitions to Middle and High School

Â鶹Éç has special orientation days to help students new to middle or high school transition into their new school and routine.

Fifth graders will be contacted by their middle school in the spring and then as incoming sixth graders, attend a special orientation at the start of the school year. Schools also have programs that pair sixth graders with an upperclassman "buddy" to help them learn the ropes during the transition.

High schools have special orientations for incoming ninth graders with upper class mentors available to guide new students. Please contact individual schools for details about the programs.

Â鶹Éç Retention Guidelines

Some teachers or parents/guardians may want to hold a student back a grade for a variety of reasons. Â鶹Éç considers these requests following these guidelines.

 

Accessibility in Â鶹Éç

Â鶹Éç is committed to the inclusion of all individuals. As part of this, Â鶹Éç strives to make district services, program, activities and information accessible to everyone.

• If you need an accommodation or modification to participate in Â鶹Éç programs, please email your request to ada@psdschools.org.
• If you have difficulty accessing information from the Â鶹Éç website or would like information in an alternative format, please email the Communications Department at info@psdschools.org.
• Learn more about accessibility in Â鶹Éç. >>