- Please bring your child’s birth certificate.
- Please bring your child’s signed immunization record.
- Please bring your child’s Social Security card.
TCPS Student Registration Information
Posted on February 25, 2011 at 11:45 AM
Welcome to Talbot County Public Schools! We look forward to meeting new families and and siblings of current students.
To register your child:
Attend the school registration day or make an appointment to register. Please bring all the information listed below with you when you come to register.
Proof of Residency
The parent/guardian must live in Talbot County. The form of proof provided by the parent/guardian must be one of the following:
| 1. A signed lease agreement plus one item from the supplemental proof list OR | |
| 2. A signed deed plus a State Department Assessment Tax (SDAT) form downloaded by counselor plus one item from the supplemental proof list OR | |
| 3. A current electric bill plus two items from the supplemental proof list |
Supplemental proof list:
| 1. Driver’s license |
| 2. W2 form |
| 3. Bank Statement |
| 4. Voter Registration card |
| 5. Pay Stub |
| 6. Income tax return |
If the parent/guardian lives with someone else, then both the parent and the resident must complete a Residency Verification Form. The parent enrolling the child must show two proofs of residency – driver’s license, I.D. card, voter registration, pay check stub, etc.
***Address on the supplemental proof forms MUST match the address on the proof of residency form***
Custody considerations:
If divorced, please supply the court papers signed by a judge, showing that you have primary physical custody. If you have joint physical custody, we will need a letter from the other parent stating that he/she agrees that the student will attend Talbot County Public Schools. If the parents have never been married, both parents must have signed and notarized letters stating that it is their wish that the student attends Talbot County Public Schools. If the enrolling parent is unable to contact the other parent, he/she must write a letter for the file stating they are unable to do so.