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Ready to get started? Let’s register! Registering online is easy but does require a number of steps, and a number of documents you’ll need to provide. Be prepared to spend 15 minutes to a half-hour filling out the form online, plus whatever time you’ll need to collect and prepare the documents we’ll need. PLEASE NOTE: Students must be 5 years of age on or before September 1st to start Kindergarten. If your student is younger, consider one of the many Kindergarten Open House events provide a fantastic opportunity for families to become acquainted with the excellent learning experiences at the schools and learn about the school’s expectations and ways to support their child’s learning process at home. Schools host Kindergarten Open House events at least two times a year, typically in the spring. The District will provide a Kindergarten Open House slideshow presentation as an alternative to hosting a Kindergarten Open House at local elementary schools. Prospective parents will find it helpful in understanding kindergarten transition, readiness, and registration to prepare for the upcoming school year. In order to register your child for kindergarten, you need the following: A. Proof of child’s age (One of the following is required) • Child’s original birth certificate • Notarized copy of the child’s birth certificate • Child’s valid passport • Original baptismal certificate indicating the child’s date of birth • Copy of the record of baptism – notarized or duly certified and ...

• Nannies / recurring babysitters • One-time babysitters • Day cares • Senior caregivers • Tutors • Housekeepers • Pet caregivers • Special needs caregivers • Errand helpers near within • 1 mile • 2 miles • 3 miles • 4 miles • 5 miles • 10 miles • 15 miles • 20 miles • 25 miles • 30 miles • 35 miles • 40 miles • 45 miles • 50 miles Search Search our resources So much of what kindergarten entails is actually rooted in the “Kindergarten should be the most joyful school year,” says Rachel Rubin, co-founder and educator at “The purpose of kindergarten is for children to learn how to learn! Children learn how to be in a group, to wait their turn, to listen to the thoughts and ideas of others — really, to learn that others have thoughts and experiences that differ from their own.” — RACHEL RUBIN, CO-FOUNDER AND EDUCATOR, LᐧMᐧNᐧOᐧPLAY! Exactly what is kindergarten? There is certainly a reason for so much excitement around the start of kindergarten — even if children have attended pre-kindergarten programs beforehand. “In many public schools, it is the first year of a child’s educational process if they don’t offer pre-K,” notes Christina Soriano, a Brooklyn, New York teacher, who has worked in the NYC public school system for 15 years in various roles, including that of a summer enrichment teacher for students entering first grade. In kindergarten, Soriano continues, students “build upon the foundations of reading, writing, numeracy — and, most i...

Tennessee Law (TCA 49-6-201) has changed to reflect new requirements related to the age cut-off for entering kindergarten. Section three (3) states, "Children entering kindergarten shall be five (5) years of age on or before August 31 for the 2013-2014 school year and on or before August 15 for all school years thereafter". Proof of Residency ( Parents are urged to register their children on the spring registration date event if they do not have all the required forms or certificates. Missing forms may be collected over the months before school starts. Parents with questions related to zoning should You are also welcome to email us at STEP 1 - PRE-REGISTER ONLINE START HERE: If you are experiencing difficulty with the site or do not have internet access or a computer, please contact your zoned school. STEP 2 - PROVIDE REQUIRED DOCUMENTATIONPlease follow the guidelines set by the state to provide the required documentation to your school.[SEE REQUIRED PAPERWORK ABOVE] Each of our three elementary schools are accepting documentation now and would love to see you. Families zoned for Foothills Elementary will want to know about their DOCUMENT DAY on May 7. Review the attached flyer for all the details, or call your zoned school. STEP 3 - FULL REGISTRATION After completing steps 1 and 2 above, you will receive an email with details about creating a PowerSchool Parent account. Using that account, you will complete the full registration process online. PowerSchool is a student in...

An excellent education for every child GreatSchools is the leading nonprofit providing high-quality information that supports parents pursuing a great education for their child, schools striving for excellence, and communities working to diminish inequities in education. GreatSchools is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization. Support our mission.

Tennessee Law (TCA 49-6-201) has changed to reflect new requirements related to the age cut-off for entering kindergarten. Section three (3) states, "Children entering kindergarten shall be five (5) years of age on or before August 31 for the 2013-2014 school year and on or before August 15 for all school years thereafter". Proof of Residency ( Parents are urged to register their children on the spring registration date event if they do not have all the required forms or certificates. Missing forms may be collected over the months before school starts. Parents with questions related to zoning should You are also welcome to email us at STEP 1 - PRE-REGISTER ONLINE START HERE: If you are experiencing difficulty with the site or do not have internet access or a computer, please contact your zoned school. STEP 2 - PROVIDE REQUIRED DOCUMENTATIONPlease follow the guidelines set by the state to provide the required documentation to your school.[SEE REQUIRED PAPERWORK ABOVE] Each of our three elementary schools are accepting documentation now and would love to see you. Families zoned for Foothills Elementary will want to know about their DOCUMENT DAY on May 7. Review the attached flyer for all the details, or call your zoned school. STEP 3 - FULL REGISTRATION After completing steps 1 and 2 above, you will receive an email with details about creating a PowerSchool Parent account. Using that account, you will complete the full registration process online. PowerSchool is a student in...

Ready to get started? Let’s register! Registering online is easy but does require a number of steps, and a number of documents you’ll need to provide. Be prepared to spend 15 minutes to a half-hour filling out the form online, plus whatever time you’ll need to collect and prepare the documents we’ll need. PLEASE NOTE: Students must be 5 years of age on or before September 1st to start Kindergarten. If your student is younger, consider one of the many Kindergarten Open House events provide a fantastic opportunity for families to become acquainted with the excellent learning experiences at the schools and learn about the school’s expectations and ways to support their child’s learning process at home. Schools host Kindergarten Open House events at least two times a year, typically in the spring. The District will provide a Kindergarten Open House slideshow presentation as an alternative to hosting a Kindergarten Open House at local elementary schools. Prospective parents will find it helpful in understanding kindergarten transition, readiness, and registration to prepare for the upcoming school year. In order to register your child for kindergarten, you need the following: A. Proof of child’s age (One of the following is required) • Child’s original birth certificate • Notarized copy of the child’s birth certificate • Child’s valid passport • Original baptismal certificate indicating the child’s date of birth • Copy of the record of baptism – notarized or duly certified and ...

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• Nannies / recurring babysitters • One-time babysitters • Day cares • Senior caregivers • Tutors • Housekeepers • Pet caregivers • Special needs caregivers • Errand helpers near within • 1 mile • 2 miles • 3 miles • 4 miles • 5 miles • 10 miles • 15 miles • 20 miles • 25 miles • 30 miles • 35 miles • 40 miles • 45 miles • 50 miles Search Search our resources So much of what kindergarten entails is actually rooted in the “Kindergarten should be the most joyful school year,” says Rachel Rubin, co-founder and educator at “The purpose of kindergarten is for children to learn how to learn! Children learn how to be in a group, to wait their turn, to listen to the thoughts and ideas of others — really, to learn that others have thoughts and experiences that differ from their own.” — RACHEL RUBIN, CO-FOUNDER AND EDUCATOR, LᐧMᐧNᐧOᐧPLAY! Exactly what is kindergarten? There is certainly a reason for so much excitement around the start of kindergarten — even if children have attended pre-kindergarten programs beforehand. “In many public schools, it is the first year of a child’s educational process if they don’t offer pre-K,” notes Christina Soriano, a Brooklyn, New York teacher, who has worked in the NYC public school system for 15 years in various roles, including that of a summer enrichment teacher for students entering first grade. In kindergarten, Soriano continues, students “build upon the foundations of reading, writing, numeracy — and, most i...