First, allow us to welcome you to our neck of the woods. In order to register your child for school please go to Centralized Registration at 300 Buena Vista Avenue in Corona. Here they will provide you with the paperwork and information necessary for enrollment in our district. You will need to take with you proof of residence, your child's birth certificate, and your child's immunization records.

Welcome to Broward County Public Schools. We’ve created a Newcomers’ Link to get you started http://www.browardschools.com/info/newcomers.htm). Here you will find links to information and highlights from our Main Web page – from how to register for school, documents required, vaccinations needed, important phone numbers, answers to other frequently asked questions about schools, to list of schools and more.

Children may be registered for school by their parent or legal guardian. To enroll in kindergarten, children must be 5 years old prior to September 1. The district offers early entrance screening for children who turn 5 years old (for kindergarten) or 6 years old (for first grade) by the end of December. If you have questions, or to apply for a screening, please contact Ranae Kauffman at 480-484-8614.

Not unless you are on the register. But if you are on the register at your old address, you could vote there.

Voter registration closes 30 days before an election. So, if you are here in time to register before the deadline, you will automatically have been a resident for the required 30 days before the election.

Parents can get a general idea of which elementary school their children should attend by viewing our boundary maps. For the most specific boundary information, parents should call the transportation office at 360-817-4416.

North Carolina public schools serve every child who comes to their doors, as long as that child is 5 years old on or before October 16. Programs are available statewide for children with special needs--including academically gifted children. Typically, any child who is 5 years old on or before October 16 will be enrolled in kindergarten. To enroll, a child needs proof of immunization against diphtheria, tetanus, whooping cough, polio, mumps, and red and German measles.

Students attending a Broward County Public School for the first time will need to bring the following to his/her assigned school when registering: A Certificate of Immunization (HRS form 680) which is available from a private physician or the Broward County Health Department;

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days. You may contact us to have state aircraft registration mailed to you or to download the various types of aircraft registration forms within this aviation home page.

The only way to register is online at this website, by credit card. We do not offer walk-in or mail-in registration.

Our staff believe that students will gain the most benefit (particularly in language immersion programs) if parents register for multiple weeks at a time. However, you are welcome to register anywhere from 1 week to all 12.

verification of address (utility statement, rent receipt or lease document, telephone statement, bill of sale for house or statement of loan) must have proof of immunization against eight diseases -- measles, mumps, rubella (MMR), diphtheria, whooping cough, tetanus (DPT), polio and chicken pox. Children born after 1992 are required to have a HEP B injection.

Keeping students in Broward County Public Schools safe from infectious diseases is very important. Before entering a Broward Public School, students must have the proper immunizations. For further information, call the Health Education Department at 754-321-2270. To attend a Broward County Public School, here is what a student needs: IMMUNIZATION FORMS: All immunizations must be documented on an original Florida Department of Health Form 680 (Florida Certificate of Immunization).

Registration is ongoing, Monday through Friday from 9:30 am - 12:00 noon and 2:00 pm - 6:00 pm at the Delray Beach Community Center, 50 NW 1st Ave. Visit the Out of School Page for additional information or contact Tonya Smith at (561) 243-7249 or smithtc@ci.delray-beach.fl.us