NEW STUDENT REGISTRATION REQUIREMENTS

To enroll your student(s) in Sand Creek Community Schools, the following information must be provided.

If you live outside of the Sand Creek school district, you MUST complete a School of Choice application and be approved by the building principal PRIOR to completing any of the information below.

REQUIRED:

IF APPLICABLE:

Release of Records (if your student has previously attended another school)
Medication Authorization (if your student needs to take medication during the school day; must be signed by physician)
Volunteer Form (for parents wanting to volunteer within the district)
Transportation Registration (if your student will utilize bus transportation)
Athletic Eligibility (for students in grades 9th-12th that plan on playing a sport)

IMMUNIZATION RECORD

State Law (P.A. 386. sec. 92 or 1978. amended 1992) requires all new school entrants to be immunized against measles, mumps, rubella, polio, DTP, DT, T, Hep B, and Varicella. Upon entering 7th grade or higher students must have the Meningococcal vaccination (PA 386, Section 92 of 1978 as amended). Parents/guardians must provide the school with a record showing that their child has received all of these required immunizations or a waiver must be signed. Children who have not completed the required immunizations will be excluded from school until such requirements are met.
The Lenawee County Health Department is located in the Human Services Building located at 1040 S Winter St; Adrian, MI. You may contact them at 517-264-5226 regarding immunizations.

BIRTH CERTIFICATE

A person enrolling a student for the first time must provide the school with a copy of the student’s birth certificate (P.A. 84 of 1987). Failure to comply, or the documents are inaccurate and/or suspicious in nature, will result in the school sending notifications of compliance within 30 days or the case will be turned over to the local law enforcement agency.

RESIDENCY

Parent/guardian must provide proof of their legal residence. Change of guardianship is not permitted for the purpose of attending a specific school or school district. The courts have stated what constitutes residency.

“a child is entitled to the benefit of the public schools in the district in which they live if they have gone there in good faith for the purpose of acquiring a home and not for the purpose of taking advantage of school privileges.” (Commonwealth V. School Directors of Upper Swatara Township 26 L.R.A. 581).”

Proof of legal residence will be required by the school district of a parent or guardian enrolling a student for the first time, or anytime the student moves thereafter. Acceptable forms of proof of residency include: