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What School Will
My Child Attend?
You can easily find out what schools
serve your home or potential home by using our
convenient online
Bus Route Finder. Just enter your
complete street address to determine the correct
elementary, middle and high school. If you have
further questions or need more clarification,
call the Cobb County School District
Transportation Office at (678) 594-8000.
Enrolling your
child in Kindergarten?
Georgia law requires that kindergarten students
be five years old on or before Sept. 1 and first
grade students be six years old on or before
Sept. 1 to be registered.
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State of Georgia Immunization requirements
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What Will The
School Need To Enroll My Child?
1. An official copy of the student’s Social
Security card/number (A parent or guardian
who objects to the incorporation of the
social security number into the school records
of a child
may have the requirement waived by signing a
statement objecting to the requirement.);
2. Immunization/Health Screening
Requirements:
Georgia law requires that each student
present the following forms prior to being
enrolled:
A. Georgia Department of Human Resources
Form 3231 “Certificate of Immunization” showing
that the child has adequate protection
against varicella (chicken pox), Hepatitis B,
diphtheria, pertussis (whooping cough),
tetanus (lockjaw), polio, measles, rubella
(German
measles) and mumps.
Further guidelines:
• The Certificate of Immunization (Form
3231) must be signed by a physician licensed
under
the laws of Georgia OR by a qualified
employee of a county health department.
• A child who cannot be immunized
because of a medical disability can be given a
special
certificate by a licensed physician
or a county health department. If a child is not
immunized for religious reasons, an
exemption waiver must be obtained from the
School
District.
• Immunization
Requirements for students entering sixth grade:
Students entering the sixth grade
must have a certificate showing proof of two
measles,
two mumps and rubella vaccinations
administered since the first birthday. Sixth
graders
must also have a certificate for 2
varicella (chicken pox) vaccinations or
history of
disease or blood test and date by the
health care provider.
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Immunization requirements
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B. Georgia Department of Human Resources
Form 3300 “Certificate of Ear, Eye and Dental
Examinations.” This Form 3300
Certificate must be dated within the 12 months
prior to the
day of enrollment.
C. For students
transferring from another state or country.
Students transferring to a Cobb County
school from another state or country must obtain
a
certificate from a Georgia licensed
physician or the Cobb County Public Health.
• A parent may present a written, dated
immunization record attested to by a licensed
physician or an authorized
representative of a health agency of another
state or country
that adequate immunizations have been
received by the student. Cobb County Public
Health will place the record on file
and issue a Certificate of Immunization, and the
student
can be admitted to school.
D. More Questions
About Immunization?
Parents who have questions about
immunization requirements can either contact a
Georgia
family physician, Cobb County Public
Health at (770) 514-2300, or the Georgia
Immunization
Program at (404) 657-3158.
3. Proof of birth date for students
enrolling in kindergarten and first grade;
4. A withdrawal form from the previous
school and/or verification of academic
status,
including a valid transcript of work
completed is received directly from the previous
school
attended;
5. All academic, disciplinary, and special
education records from a student’s previous
school(s) (Any student who is enrolling in
the District for the first time in grades seven
or higher
must provide a certified copy of his/her
scholastic and discipline record from the school
previously attended. In lieu of providing a
certified copy of a discipline record and
transcript,
the student may be admitted on a conditional
basis by submitting a properly executed release
authorizing the District to obtain such
information from the school previously
attended.); and
6. Two documents proving residency
(for example: home ownership title; lease or
rental
agreement; current utility monthly
statement; current Georgia driver's license or
Georgia
identification card; current bank, credit
union, or other financial institution
documentation; mail
delivered by the United States Postal
Service; employer; a Cobb County property tax
statement; voter registration documentation
from Cobb County; a current motor vehicle
registration (tag receipt); statement of
legal residence (Form
JF-2).
7. The School May Also:
• request proof of custody or custody
documentation; or
• suggest that the adult with whom the
student lives obtain legal guardianship.
• request proof of age and name
verification; and
• other information the school deems
necessary for proper placement.
8. Provide the names and phone numbers
of persons who may pick up your child if you
cannot be reached, and the name and phone
number of your child's doctor.
See
CCSD Administrative Rule JF
(Admissions/Withdrawals) for additional details
on Admissions.
No habla
Inglés? Necesita ayuda?
Las familias que no hablen Inglés y necesiten
ayuda con el proceso de matriculación de sus
hijos en la escuela pueden llamar al Centro
Internacional de Bienvenida al (770) 819-2383.
Note: Non-English speaking families in need
of assistance with registration in the ESOL
Program may call the
International Welcome Center at (770)
819-2383. |