USD 305 Ready For Enrollment
KSAL Staff - Sun 08:51 AM 07/29/2012
The first day of school is August 13th
The back to school process begins this week for many area students. Enrollment for students at USD 305 Salina Schools begins Monday.
This year parents will have to provide proof of address at enrollment
USD 305 elementary schools will enroll students in kindergarten through grade 5 on Monday from 8:00 in the morning until 7:00 in the evening at each grade school.
Middle and high school students also enroll at their respective building.
On Monday, students can enroll from 7:00 until 10:00 in the morning, from noon until 2:00 in the afternoon, and from 5:00 until 8:00 in the evening. Middle school students can also enroll Tuesday evening from 5:00 until 8:00.
For questions about enrollment, you can contact your neighborhood school.
All parents will need to show verification of address at enrollment. Please bring proof of address with you to enrollment.
There are various items that will be accepted as proof of address:
* Any recent bill sent to a parent or legal guardian with name and address.
* Recent utility, cable television, or phone/cell phone bill.
* Recent tax statement.
* Current lease agreement.
The first day of classes at Salina USD 305 Schools is Monday, August 13th.
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Iamgonnagetu
Monday 30 July 2012 08:10 Report this comment
For years the school board of education has ignored the many of the school problems in our community and those serving have been less than desirable. Now they want proof of address of the kids. Their concern should be getting the kids into school and once there giving them an education. Salina has to many positions in the systems paying high wages but none goes to the teaching of our children. Last year they allowed cell phone usage for what reason? Definately cell phones do not add to one being educated. It seems the school system here always has their hands out for more money constantly raising our taxes and providing less and less education to our children.