ENROLLING A STUDENT
To enroll your child in the Isaac School District contact the school
in your area or contact the district office. The person enrolling
a student (except homeless students as defined in A.R.S. 15.824)
in the District for the first time will be asked to produce one
of the following proofs:
- A certified copy of the child’s birth certificate.
- Other reliable proof of the student’s identity
and age, including the student’s baptismal certificate,
an application for Social Security number, or original school
registration records.
- An affidavit explaining the inability to provide
a copy of the birth certificate.
- Proof of residence.
- Current immunization records.
The parent, guardian, or surrogate will be given
thirty days to provide documentation requested as listed above.
If documentation is not provided, a letter will be sent to notify
the parent, guardian, or surrogate that unless the documentation
is provided within ten days, the local law enforcement agency will
be notified.
EXCEPTIONS TO ENROLLMENT ACCEPTANCE AND REVOCATION
A school is not required to admit a pupil who has been expelled
by any school district in this state during the period of expulsion
or who is not in compliance with a condition of disciplinary action
imposed by any other school or school district or with a condition
imposed by the juvenile court pursuant to A.R.S. 8-301.
Acceptance for enrollment may be revoked upon finding the existence
of any of these conditions.
A school shall not admit a nonresident or resident transfer pupil
if the school has been notified by the District or the nonresident
school district that the admission of the pupil would violate a
court order of desegregation or an agreement with the United States
Department of Education Office for Civil Rights directed toward
the redemption of alleged or proven racial or ethnic discrimination.
GRADE PLACEMENT
Grade placement shall be the responsibility of the principal, and
shall be based on general achievement; consideration being given
to the mental, physical, emotional and social maturity of the student.
IMMUNIZATION OF STUDENTS
Subject to the exemptions as provided by law, immunization against
diphtheria, tetanus, pertussis, poliomyelitis, rubella (measles),
mumps, rubella (German measles), hepatitis B, haemophilus influenza
b (Hib), and varicella (chicken pox) is required for attendance
of any student in any district school.
ü A student’s immunization record must be submitted prior
to attendance, although a student may be conditionally enrolled
provided that necessary immunizations have been initiated and a
schedule has been established for completion of the required immunizations
ü A student who fails to comply with the immunization schedule
shall be suspended in accordance with policies of the District,
except that a homeless student shall not be suspended from attendance
until the fifth calendar day after enrollment.
KINDERGARTEN
For admission to kindergarten, children must be five years of age
prior to September 1st of the current school year. |
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