1.  What can I use as proof of residency?

Acceptable proofs include gas, water, electric bills, warranty deed statement, ad-valorem tax statement, mortgage statement, rental agreements, or a realtor’s or construction contract. However, the intent to build a home does not constitute legal residency. If a home is in the process of construction, and a copy of the construction contract with the local address can be filed with the school system, a resident shall have approximately 45 school days from the date of initial enrollment to establish permanent residence in the home under construction. Telephone, Internet, cablevision bills, checks and drivers’ licenses will not be accepted as proof of residency.  See Residency Policy.

2.  Where can I get my child's immunization record? 

Acceptable immunization documents include a record provided by a licensed physician or a public health authority. These documents must include dates and a signature, or stamp of the physician or health department official. Students may not enroll without complete immunization records or proof that the student is in the process of receiving required immunizations. No exceptions will be made. Exemptions to state immunization law may be granted in accordance with state law and State Department of Health requirements.