Enrollment & Online Registration

In accordance with Board Policy 3-60, we have started to require parents/guardians to submit their student's birth certificate with online registration, rather than relying on sender schools to provide us with that information.

In the case that a birth certificate is not readily accessible or available to submit, please contact the Registrar regarding the matter.  District 113 has Safe Haven guidelines in place, as outlined in Board Policy 7-151.

Residency verification is a key component of final approval. Beginning in the 2020-2021 school year, District 113 will begin using a new program to verify residency for all incoming students. Please make sure the address you provide in the online registration is accurate and current. We are not requiring any residency documents at the time of registration, the photo ID is for identification purposes only. Errors and omissions will create a delay in your student's enrollment and subsequently their course placement and scheduling. Please note, you may be contacted to provide residency documents after your online registration has been submitted. 

1. Complete the Online Registration
2. Once your registration is submitted and reviewed, you will be contacted to provide additional information or documentation regarding your student.
   
   Schools of the district do not refuse to enroll a student because of a student's failure to present his/her student permanent or temporary records from a school attended previously. (Policy 7-50)
    
3. Once all information and documentation is collected, a registration meeting will be scheduled with Counselor.

For incoming freshmen, course placement and scheduling will take place after registration has been completed. Course placement recommendations will be made available to families in Infinite Campus around the end of January, early February. Counselors will then meet individually with current 8th graders for course selection.  Schedules will be released to students shortly before the start of school year.

For transfer students, once all documents have been submitted and residency has been verified, a member of the Counseling Department will contact you to set up testing and/or an intake meeting with a Counselor. Discussions regarding schedules, activities and athletics, among other topics will take place at this time. Both student and parent must be present at this meeting. Transfer students will be assessed in reading and math using STAR (online) for placement purposes. Students may also participate in assessments to determine if EL supports are necessary.

The district allows a dependent of United States military personnel who is housed in temporary housing located outside of the district to enroll if the dependent will be living within the district within 6 months after the time of initial enrollment and the military personnel seeking to enroll the dependent under this exception provides proof that the dependent will be living within the boundaries of the district within 6 months. (Policy 7-60)

School Board policy 6-140, Education of Homeless Children, and its implementing administrative procedure, govern the enrollment of homeless children.

Online Registration - Families new to District 113

Use the above link if you do not have any students attending District 113 and are new to the High Schools

Return to an already started application.

Online Registration - Families with Existing/Former Students at the High School (D113 Campus Portal Access)

Use the above link if you are a parent/guardian with a District 113 Campus Parent Account for a current or former Student. Login and click MORE, then NEW STUDENT REGISTRATION.

At this time we are unable to offer paper registrations.

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