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Enrollment  2009-10 Student Fees

In an effort to ensure that the district has a current address on file for each student, Williamson County Schools will be verifying all student addresses this year.  This process will take place during the enrollment period for the 2010-2011 school year.

·   At the high school level, students will verify their residence when they register for fall classes.

·   At the middle school level, students will verify their residence before a schedule of classes is issued.

·   At the elementary school level, students will verify their residence before open houses are held in Sept.

 PROOF OF RESIDENCE

      New Williamson County Resident

  • Minimum of TWO utility bills (gas or electric and water, or hook-up verification) for last month prior to enrolling, and
  • Copy of signed Lease Agreement (including renewed lease agreements), signed valid non-contingent real estate sales contract, or signed executed Settlement Statement with supporting documentation, and
  • Photo I.D. (driver’s license or passport).

Current Williamson County Resident

  • Minimum of TWO utility bills (gas or electric and water, or hook-up verification) for last month prior to enrolling, or
  • Copy of signed Lease Agreement (including renewed lease agreements), signed valid non-contingent real estate sales contract, or signed executed Settlement Statement with supporting documentation, and 
  • Photo I.D. (driver’s license or passport).

      Non-Resident Moving Into Williamson County at a Later Date

  • Copy of signed Lease Agreement or signed valid non-contingent real estate sales contract, and
  • Semester out of county family tuition rate for the 2010/11 (amount to be decided at March 15th Board meeting) school year (to be reimbursed if move into county prior to end of semester), and
  • Photo I.D. (driver’s license or passport).

       Parent/Guardian Residing with a Legal Williamson County Resident 

  • Notarized Residence Affidavit (sections A and C) from both parent/guardian and legal resident (must be present at time of registration) verifying residence at the Williamson County address, and 
  • Documentation verifying proof of Williamson County resident from both the resident (stated above), and
  • Documentation (two required) verifying proof of the parent/guardian residing at that address within ten days of the date of registration.  (examples:  driver’s license, checking account, credit card statement, voter registration, copy of paycheck indicating name at the address used, phone bill, or some type of legal mail), and 
  • Photo I.D. of both the resident and the parent/guardian (driver’s license or passport).


ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS

The legal/custodial parent (custody guidelines found below) must register the student.  The Student Enrollment Data Form must be presented to the registrar of the zoned school with proof of residence at the time of enrollment.  Middle and High School registration requires an appointment with the school in order to schedule your child’s classes.  Additional items required are as follows:

  • Copy of certified birth certificate 
  • School records or address to request transcripts 
  • Current school physical if it is not (or will not be) included in transcripts.  Documentation of physical examination must show the examination to have been performed within one calendar year of initial enrollment into WCS.
  • New 2010-11 Immunization Requirements - see Immunizations on our Health Service Page
   

School Attendance      (K-12)

Required Vaccine

Doses

Comment

DTP/DtaP/DT

4 or more

One of which must be given on or after the fourth birthday. If starting series at age seven or older, only three doses are required.

Polio (OPV/IPV)

4 doses of OPV or IPV

If the 3rd dose was given on or after the fourth birthday, the 4th dose is not required. However, if a combination of IPV/OPV (2IPV/2OPV) is used; all 4 doses are needed regardless of age.

MMR

2 doses

Given on or after the first birthday, required for entrance into grades K, 4, 8 and 12. The second dose should be administered at least 30 days following the first dose. Beginning with the start of the 2001 school year, all students K-12 must have two doses of MMR.

Hepatitis B

3 doses

Hepatitis B vaccine are required for entry into Kindergarten and 2 or 3 doses (depending on the type of vaccine given) for entry into 7th grade.

Varicella
(Chicken Pox)

1 dose
*2 doses


Given on or after the first birthday for entrance into kindergarten; a parent or physician diagnosed history of disease is acceptable in lieu of vaccine for purposes of the requirement.
* 2nd dose required for Kindergarten, 7th Grade and new students enrolling.

College

2 doses

MMR are required for full-time students attending college in Tennessee if they were born after 1957. Parents and students should also consider the need for the meningococcal vaccine, particularly if the student will be living in a dormitory.

If transferring from another Tennessee public school, a copy of the Tennessee School Immunization Certificate must be presented to the school at time of enrollment.  If a copy of the form is not available at the time of registration, the state law permits a 30 day waiting period for the original for to be sent from the previous Tennessee public school.  If not received after the 30 day period, it will be the responsibility of the parent/legal guardian to obtain a current Tennessee School Immunization Certificate.  If transferring from an out-of-state school or private or parochial school, an original Tennessee School Immunization Certificate form is required at the time of registration.  This immunization certificate may be obtained from a private physician or any medical facility, such as the Williamson County Health Department.  The Health Department is located next door to the Williamson County Administrative Complex where the Williamson County School Board office is located.  Their office hours are 8:00 – 4:30 and their phone number is 615-794-1542.

Custody Guidelines:  Custody or court-ordered parenting plan documents are required at the time of registration in cases of legal custodial, shared parenting, or guardianship placements.  The legal residence of a student is defined as the domicile of the student’s primary residential parent (court order 1999 and after) or the parent with custody (court order prior to 1999). 

Full Custody:  Copy of legal custody papers.

Guardianship or Temporary Custody:  Copy of legal custody papers.

Joint Custody:  Copy of legal custody papers including a copy of the Parenting Plan that has been signed by a judge and notarized.

Parents Married Not Living Together but no Legal Separation:  School is determined by where the child resides overnight.  Parent must reside in Williamson County.

Parents Not Married and Not Living Together:  A certified copy of birth certificate showing legality of parent and parent’s photo ID is required for enrollment.

Process of Changing Custody:  Copy of court petition of change request and allow 30-60 day grace to be handled by the court.

Exchange Student:  Form I-20 is required for student to be authorized a student visa.

Whereabouts of One Parent Unknown:  A certified copy of birth certificate showing legality of parent and parent’s photo ID is required for enrollment.

Transfer Students:  For placement purposes, all transfer students should bring, if possible, a copy of the most recent standardized test scores available and a copy of their report cards or an unofficial copy of their transcript of high school grades.  Transfer students will not be placed in accelerated, honors, or AP courses unless standardized test scores are available to indicate that such placement is appropriate.

Bus Transportation and/or School Zone Information:  Please visit our WebQuery site found at http://www.wcs.edu/webquery for school zone and bus route information.  You may reach our Transportation Department at 472-4950 for additional bus route questions or Susan Parker at 472-4002 for additional school zoning questions.

 

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