What immunizations are required for school?
The following immunization records are required for enrollment in grades K-6:
 
POLIO
Four doses at any age.
Ages 4-6: Three doses meet requirement if at least one was given on or after the fourth birthday.
Ages 7-17: Three doses meet requirement if at least one was given on or after the second birthday.
 
DIPHTHERIA, TETANUS, AND PERTUSSIS (DPT)
 
Ages 4-6: Five doses at any age. Four doses meet requirement if at least one was given on or after the fourth birthday.
 
Ages 7-17: Four doses at any age.  Three doses meet requirement if at least one was given on or after the second birthday.  If last dose was given before second birthday, one more diphtheria/tetanus dose is required.  Pertussis is not required for children seven years of age or older.
 
MEASLES, MUMPS, RUBELLA (MMR)
 
Kindergarten and first graders who skipped kindergarten or did not attend kindergarten in California:
 
Two doses, both on or after first birthday. 
Two doses of measles-containing vaccine.
One dose of mumps and rubella-containing vaccine.
Mumps is not required for children seven years of age and older.
Grades 1-6: One dose on or after the first birthday.
 
HEPATITIS B
 
Kindergarten and first graders who skipped kindergarten or did not attend kindergarten in California: Three doses or two doses of the two-dose hepatitis B vaccine formulation (for ages 11-15).
 
VARICELLA (CHICKEN POX)
Kindergarten or first graders who skipped Kindergarten or did not attend kindergarten in California or children from out of state or country who enter or transfer to a California School for the first time: One dose or health care provider documented varicella disease or immunity.
 
A child shall not be registered until documentation showing current immunizations is presented to the school unless proof of homeless.  If there is a documented medical reason for exemption, or if immunizations are against one's personal beliefs, please consult with school personnel.
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Why do I have to provide Proof of Residency?
Residency Verification
The District's Verification of Residency form must be signed by parents/guardians upon initial student enrollment and annually at the start of each enrolled school year.  Residency verification also occurs anytime student residence information changes from information previously provided. 
Residency verification must include two of the following documents:
Letter on apartment complex letterhead
Mortgage booklet, escrow papers, or deed
Rental agreement and current rent receipt
Residence insurance statement
Utility bills: gas and electric, trash, and water