School & Kindergarten Registration Information

Registration is handled at each individual school. Students should live within the attendance boundary of the school in order to register. If a student lives outside the school’s boundary, a variance form is required and space must be available.

Enrollment Registration Forms:

   - Enrollment Registration Form (English)
   - Enrollment Registration Form (Spanish)

- Immunization Requirements (for 2012-13 school year)
  - Immunization Requirements (for 2011-12 school year)
- Immunization Requirements (Spanish) (for 2011-12 school year)
    * Certificate of Immunization Status Form
    * Certificate of Exemption Status Form

  - Confidential Emergency Health Information Form

To verify which school your student will attend based on your home address, please see the maps below. You can also contact the transportation department for confirmation; email your address to Transoffice@svsd410.org or call 425-831-8020.

Elementary Attendance Boundary Map

Middle School Attendance Boundary Map

Intradistrict transfer forms are available at each school building and at the Snoqualmie Valley School District office.

Records of Immunizations

Students must meet state immunization requirements by bringing proof of immunization from family physician or local health department. The parent or guardian then transfers this information to a certificate of immunization and signs the certificate to verify its accuracy.

Kindergarten Information

Children must be 5 years old by August 31 in order to start Kindergarten the following September. You will need to bring the original birth certificate when registering your student. Registration day the 2012-13 school year is March 6 from 1:30-3:00 pm and 6:00-7:30 pm at every elementary school.

Half-Time Kindergarten is available to all eligible students at all District elementary schools. Because half-time kindergarten is funded in Washington State by state and local dollars, there is no fee to attend. Currently in this 2011-12 school year, our district offers two half-day kindergarten sessions (see yellow box below for AM/PM program details).

For the 2012-13 school year, the school board is currently considering a revised schedule to save costs. Click here for more information about the proposed "All-Day Alternate-Day" schedule to serve half-time kindergarten students next year.

2011-12 Kindergarten Friday Rotation schedule: AM and PM half-day Kindergarten students will take turns attending school on Fridays throughout the year, starting September 2 with the AM group. Click here for the 2011-12 rotation schedule. (Note: this only pertains to half-day Kindergartners; full-day Kindergartners will attend every Friday.) Parents, on the Fridays that your half-day student is slated to attend, classes will start and dismiss on the same schedule as grades 1-5 at your school. Also, you will need to make lunch arrangements for your student on those Fridays. (See the E-Calendar for your school's Friday early release times.)

This rotation provides the opportunity for a more concentrated learning opportunity for half-day Kindergarten students every other Friday and conserves transportation costs.

Full-Day Kindergarten is an optional program provided by the Snoqualmie Valley School District on a limited, space-available basis. The program is funded by a tuition fee which covers the difference between the state-funded half-day program and the full-day session. The regular district kindergarten curriculum provides the basis for this program. There is additional emphasis on free exploration and enrichment.

Kindergarten Readiness Skills

Emergency card (elementary schools only)

Parents or guardians fill out this form during registration. Bring information such as the student’s birth date, address and home phone, mother and father’s employer and work phone numbers, name and phone number of emergency contacts other than parent/guardian, student’s doctor’s name and phone number, names of any medications student takes, and any medical conditions.

Consent for Exchange of Information

If a student is transferring from another school, the parent or guardian must give their consent to transfer records from the student’s previous school. Parent should bring the name, address, and phone number of the previous school.

Transcript or Academic History

Students transferring from another school should bring academic records. The school may also ask if the student has been in any special programs in their previous school. Some schools may have additional registration requirements. For further information, call the school.