Register My Child

Find the school(s) assigned to your home address using our Find My School feature. 

You must provide your specific street address and your child's grade level, and the app will determine the correct school your child is supposed to attend.

Complete the following Broward County Public Schools enrollment forms:

• Student Registration Form:

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• Emergency Contacts Form:

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• Shared Housing Form:

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• Request for Educational Records Form

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• Student Housing Questionnaire Form: 

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Submit one form of verification of the student’s age in the order set forth below:

Official Birth Certificate

• A duly attested transcript of the child’s birth record filed according to law with a public officer charged with the duty of recording births.

Certificate of Baptism

• A duly attested transcript of a certificate of baptism showing the date of birth and place of baptism of the child, accompanied by an affidavit sworn to by the parent.

Insurance Policy

• An insurance policy on the child’s life, which has been in force for at least two years.

Religious Record

• A bona fide contemporary religious record of the child’s birth accompanied by an affidavit sworn to by the parent.

Passport

• A passport or certificate of arrival in the U.S. showing the age of the child.
• NOTE: Under no circumstances shall staff request a passport, visa, or any other documentation to verify the immigration status of any student.

Transcript

• A transcript of record of age shown in the child’s school record of at least four years prior to application, stating date of birth.

Sworn Affidavit

• An affidavit sworn to by the parent, accompanied by a certificate of age signed by a public health officer or by a licensed practicing physician, which states that the health officer or physician has examined the child and believes the age as stated in the affidavit is substantially correct.

Students enrolling in a Florida public school for the first time must submit evidence of a medical examination performed within the twelve months prior to the initial enrollment.

Submit a Florida Certificate of Immunization Form (Form DH 680).

• Immunizations Your Child Needs For School Entry

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• The Florida Department of Health annually publishes the required immunizations in a state publication titled, “Immunization Guidelines: Florida Schools, Child Care Facilities and Family Day Care Homes.”
• Students may attend school without a Florida Certificate of Immunization if they have a:
  • Religious Exemption (Form DH 681)
  • Temporary Exemption (Form DH 680, Part B)
  • Medical Exemption (Form DH680, Part C)
•  Temporary exemptions are also issued for the following situations:
  • Students transferring interstate:  A child who transfers into a Florida school from another state.
  • Students transferring intrastate:  A child who transfers into a new county to attend class.
  • A homeless child:  A homeless child, as defined in section 228.041, Florida Statutes.  
  • Juvenile justice:  A child who enters the juvenile justice system.
  • Military children:  A military child as defined in 1000.36, Florida Statutes.  

• Submit the most recent report card and/or transcript needed for appropriate grade level placement; or,
• Complete a Release of Information Form and your school will request the appropriate educational records from all previous educational programs.

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• Schools have the right to verify any information provided by the student and/or the student’s parent(s). 
• A student whose parent(s) submit fraudulent information in an attempt to attend a school to which the student is not assigned shall be immediately withdrawn by the school and must be registered and enrolled in the appropriate boundaried school.
• Whoever knowingly makes a false statement in writing with intent to mislead a public servant in the performance of his or her official duty, shall be guilty of a misdemeanor of the second degree, punishable by law (F.S. 837.06) or guilty of perjury by false written declaration, a felony of the third degree (F.S. 92.525).