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Kings Local Schools centralized registration
Parents in the Kings Local Schools District now have a centralized location at which to register their children for school. Registration began Tuesday, July 1 at the Kings Education Center, 1797 King Ave. In an anouncement, the district advised parents to “meet with new Central Registrar…Tamy Schnetzer, if you have moved to a new address still within the Kings district or if you are registering a new student to update records. At that time, you will be required to complete a change of address form, show proof of address, sign an affidavit that will be notarized by the registrar to affirm your residency status, and complete a new transportation form.”
The district advises parents to bring the following to register your student:
- Proof of residency
- Child’s original birth certificate
- Child’s social security card
- Custody papers (if applicable)
- Immunization records
- Parent/legal guardian’s driver’s license
Concerning the new registration, the district said Friday, “…Schnetzer will also collect and verify all documents pertaining to registration as well as communicating with building personnel about special student situations. Student address changes are maintained through Central Registration and must be verified and updated with other district departments.
“…Schnetzer also makes record requests for student situations that require verification. These situations include court ordered placements, open enrollment outside of Kings, verification of state student IDs, collection of assessment data from other districts, etc. Coordination and scheduling the spring kindergarten registration is another duty Mrs. Schnetzer has been assigned.
“If you need to change your address with the district or register a new student, please contact the Central Registrar Tammy Schnetzer at 459-2932 or e-mail her at centralregistration@kingslocal.k12.oh.us to schedule an appointment.”
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