If you have school-age children, one of the first things you are likely to do when relocating is to look into your school’s enrollment requirements. And with all that is required with a new move, this can feel a bit daunting. To help streamline the process, here are some of the requirements, as well as a list of the schools with their phone and fax numbers as a handy reference..

 

• The first step in enrollment is to request a Skyward account - https://skyward.wcs.edu/scripts/wsisa.dll/WService=wsEAplus/skyenroll.w

 

• Once your account has been created, you will receive an email with login information. Access the enrollment site using the link in the email. When you are completing the application, it is important to note it does not save automatically. To ensure it is being saved, click on one of the options to “Complete” the step and this will save the document. After you’ve completed and saved the step, you will see a green check along with a completed date. You will also be able to scan the documents required for registration. To find out what those documents are, look over the enrollment checklists provided below.

 

• Be sure to look over the enrollment checklists provided by Williamson County Schools:

  • Enrollment Checklist for New or Current Williamson County Residents (https://docs.wcs.edu/pdf/enrollment/Enrollment-Checklist-1.pdf),

  • Enrollment Checklist for Non-County Resident Moving to Williamson County at a Later Date (https://docs.wcs.edu/pdf/enrollment/Enrollment-Checklist-1.pdf),

  • Enrollment Checklist for Parent/Guardian Residing with a Legal Williamson County Resident (https://docs.wcs.edu/pdf/enrollment/Enrollment-Checklist-3.pdf)

 

• Tennessee Certificate of Immunization must be on file before a student can attend school per state law. No grace period is allowed. Parents may take their child’s immunization records to a Williamson County Health Department or Tennessee licensed healthcare provider to have immunization records transferred to the official Tennessee Certificate of Immunization. This includes early-child, pre-kindergarten, kindergarten, and upper grades as well. 

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