Enrollment Information for the Current School Year

Parent/guardian must show a valid government issued photo Identification.

Only the parent or legal guardian (must be court or affidavit approved) who lives in the district may enroll a student.

If you think guardianship or residency documentation exceptions apply to your current situation, call 918-746-7500.

Any of the following are acceptable for proof of address.

All items must be in the parents’ or legal guardians’ name.

• A full-page original and current (dated within the past 45 days) electric, gas, or water bill showing the service address.
• A current, original lease agreement/house contract showing property address, tenant names, agent’s name, address, and phone number.

We cannot accept cut-off or late notices from a provider.

The following are NOT acceptable for proof of address.

• Driver license
• DHS/IRS letters
• Bank statements
• Checks
• Mail or insurance statements
• Cellular phone bills (unless bundled with TV or internet)
• Written statements from a homeowner

The child's birth certificate is required to enroll. We cannot accept hospital certificates.

See how to obtain a birth certificate

• All immunizations series must be either complete or in progress.
• The district provides immunizations for students who qualify for the state Vaccine for Children’s program.
• Results of any vision screening completed during the past 12 months are requested for kindergarten, 1st, and 3rd grades.
• The district provides vision and hearing screenings.

Contact the school clinic for details.

Vaccines Required to Attend School in Oklahoma: 2022-23 School Year
(Vacunas Requeridas para Asistir a La Escuela en Oklahoma Año Escolar 2022-23)

See more details about immunizations.

• Homeless Enrollment Questionnaire
• Parental Consent to Access Public Benefits
• Residency Affidavit Form (Afidávit de Residencia)
• Free/reduced lunch application
• Directory Information Notice

Most high school and middle schools participating in the application process offer athletic programs to eligible enrolled students. If your child is interested in playing competitive sports, or if they are a current athlete, there are some important things to know about transferring or applying:

1. Students who participate in OSSA sanctioned athletic programs and who transfer to another school, either through an application or through another enrollment procedure, may lose their ability to play sports for up to a full calendar year. Please consider this when electing to transfer your student athlete.
2. Schools may offer non-OSSAA athletics for attending students. Contact your preferred schools to find out more about the special clubs and programs they offer.

Yes, if you did not participate in any scrimmages or games at the lower-ranked school.

You would be eligible only for sub-varsity participation for 365 days.

No, your paperwork will transfer when Rank One updates with PowerSchool.

If you did not participate in any competition then you did not establish eligibility, therefore you ARE eligible to play at the new school.

If you did participate then you are ineligible for varsity competition 365 days after you begin attending the new school. You would only be eligible for sub varsity competition.

If you did not participate in any competitions then you did not establish eligibility, therefor you ARE eligible to play at the new school.

If you did participate then you are ineligible for varsity competition 365 days after you begin attending the new school.

Also note that you must be eligible to return to the school you are leaving.

Any suspension that has not been served at the former school must be completed prior to eligibility being granted at the new school. If you are not in attendance on the first day of school you may not participate in any competitions for 15 calendar days.

Contact the Tulsa Public Schools Athletic Office for questions or clarification. 918 746 6468