Proof of residence is required for scholarship and school provided transportation, however, requiring proof of residence is not intended to delay a student’s enrollment in school. When school is in session and a parent cannot readily produce the required documentation, the school shall ensure the student is temporarily enrolled. The parent must submit all required documentation within thirty (30) calendar days. If the student, will need a state-funded scholarship or assistance, proof of residence is required or the parent will be responsible for tuition until approved for financial assistance.

 

Submit current proofs of residence from the table below, based upon your type of residence

 

If you OWN or RENT your residence:

• Submit one document from both Columns A and B

 

If you SHARE the housing of another person who owns/rents the home:

• Both the registering parent and owner/renter of the residence complete a notarized Affidavit of Shared Residence Form.
• The owner/renter of the residence must submit one document from both Columns A and B; and,
• The registering parent must submit two documents from Column B.

 

If you answer “yes” to certain residency questions on the Student Registration Form you may qualify for the HOMELESS Education Program (HEP) under the McKinney-Vento Act.

• The school will provide a referral to the district’s Homeless Education Liaison and, if qualified, the student will be eligible for immediate services.
• Students registered under the McKinney-Vento Act must re-enroll each school year.

 

All documents must be current, valid, and include the residential address used for enrollment

 

COLUMN A

• Property tax bill
• Homestead exemption card
• Deed
• Mortgage statement
• Home purchase contract
• Notarized lease agreement
• Housing Agreement

 

COLUMN B

• Utility bill (i.e., electric, water, waste)
• Telephone or cellular phone bill
• Verification of Tenancy letter from the homeowners or condominium association
• Declaration of Domicile Form from the County Records Department
• Florida driver’s license
• Florida identification card
• Automobile registration
• Automobile insurance
• Credit card statement
• Two consecutive bank account statements
• U.S. Postal Service confirmation of address change request

Students enrolling for the first time must submit evidence of a medical examination performed within the twelve months prior to the initial enrollment

Submit a Florida Certificate of Immunization Form (Form DH 680).

• The Florida Department of Health annually publishes the required immunizations in a state publication titled, “Immunization Guidelines: Florida Schools, Child Care Facilities and Family Day Care Homes.”
• Students may attend school without a Florida Certificate of Immunization if they have a:
  • Religious Exemption (Form DH 681)
  • Temporary Exemption (Form DH 680, Part B)
  • Medical Exemption (Form DH680, Part C)
  • Principal’s 30-day temporary exemption for incoming, out-of-district transfer students

 

View and download the Student Entry Form

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Submit the most recent report card and/or transcript needed for appropriate grade level placement; or,

 

Complete a Release of Information Form and your school will request the appropriate educational records from all previous educational programs.

 

Request for Student Records Form

• Schools have the right to verify any information provided by the student and/or the student’s parent(s). 
• A student whose parent(s) submit fraudulent information in an attempt to attend a school to which the student is not assigned shall be immediately withdrawn by the school and must be registered and enrolled in the appropriate boundaried school.
• Whoever knowingly makes a false statement in writing with intent to mislead a public servant in the performance of his or her official duty, shall be guilty of a misdemeanor of the second degree, punishable by law (F.S. 837.06) or guilty of perjury by false written declaration, a felony of the third degree (F.S. 92.525).