Enrollment Information

Getting Your Child Enrolled in Pattonville Schools

If you are new to the Pattonville School District...welcome! In order to register your child to attend classes, please visit your local school to enroll. When you go, please make sure to bring the following with you:

1) Birth Certificate
If you do not have a birth certificate, application forms will be given to you so you may obtain the certificate prior to the time your child begins school. To request a birth certificate, you may call (314) 615-1720 (county) or (314) 613-3016 (city).

2) Social Security Number
Please bring your child’s Social Security card. If your child does not have a number, please contact the Social Security Office at 1-800-772-1213. Under federal law, however, Pattonville will enroll your child even if he or she does not have a Social Security number.

3) Proof of Residency
Please bring a copy of a current mortgage statement or lease and a current unpaid utility bill with your name and address on it to provide proof that you reside in Pattonville.

4) Immunization Record
Missouri law requires immunization of school children against polio, diphtheria, rubella, measles, mumps and Hepatitis B. For those in need of immunizations who are unable to pay, call the St. Louis County Health Department. Health examination forms will be given to you at the time of registration. All students must meet immunization requirements before they may attend school.

If you have any questions, call your local school or the Curriculum/Instruction Office at (314) 213-8007 or you may contact your local school directly.

When and Where to Enroll

Elementary (Grades K-5) and Remington (Grades K-8)
Weekdays, beginning July 28
Holman Middle School (Grades 6-8)
New student registration, by appointment beginning July 28. Call (314) 213-8205 for an appointment.
Pattonville Heights Middle School (Grades 6-8)
New student registration, by appointment beginning July 28. Call (314) 213-8310 for an appointment.
Pattonville High School (Grades 9-12)
12th-grade registration - 7:30 a.m. to 2 p.m., Aug. 4
11th-grade registration - 7:30 a.m. to 2 p.m., Aug. 5
10th-grade registration - 7:30 a.m. to 2 p.m., Aug. 6
Ninth-grade registration - 7:30 a.m. to 2 p.m., Aug. 7
New student registration, by appointment, Aug.1, 8 and 11. Call (314) 213-8051 for appointment.

Residency Requirements

Under Missouri law (RsMO167.151), a student must live within a school district in order to attend that district's public schools without charge. A student may not establish residency away from a legal guardian or parent for the sole purpose of enrolling in a district without the obligation of paying tuition. In order to establish residency in the Pattonville School District, the parent or legal guardian must provide the following documents in his/her name to the school where the child will be attending:

• A copy of a current mortgage statement or lease, and
• A current unpaid utility bill.

If the parent cannot provide these documents because of special living arrangements, the parent must call the special services office at (314) 213-8090 to make an appointment to register the child in the Pattonville School District.

 

Helpful Information

District Calendar
School Attendance
Boundaries
Back to School Supply lists can be found on the website of your child's school. Click Here for links to Pattonville Schools.

 

Immunization Requirements
Missouri State Law Bill Number 167.181

Missouri law requires that students meet immunization requirements on the FIRST DAY of school. These would include all students unless noted otherwise:

l. Diphtheria (DTaP/DTP, DT or Td)
A minimum of four doses is required for students in grades kindergarten through four and three doses required for those in grades five through 12. One of the three doses must be on or after the child's fourth birthday. Six doses of pertussis is required for all students six years of age and younger. An additional dose of Td is required 10 years after the last dose. Td booster may be given five years after last DTaP/DTP. Repeat every 10 years throughout life.

2. Polio (TOPV)
A minimum of three doses is required of Trivalent Oral Polio vaccine. One of the three doses must be on or after the child's fourth birthday. (If a combination of IPV/OPV is received, four doses are required.)

3. Rubella (German Measles or Three-Day Measles)
Kindergarten requires two doses with 28 days between doses with one dose required on or after the child's first birthday. For children in grades one through 12, one dose is required, received on or after the child's first birthday.

4. Measles (Rubeola, Hard or Red Measles)
Two doses must be administered at least 28 days apart on or after the child's first birthday.

5. Mumps (MMR)
Kindergarten requires two doses with 28 days between doses with one dose required on or after the child's first birthday. For children in grades one through 12, one dose is required, received on or after the child's first birthday.

6. Hepatitis B
Three doses of Hepatitis B vaccine are required for all students in grades kindergarten through 11. Students ages 11-15 may use the following as a guide for the two-dose Merck Recombivax Hepatitis B vaccine schedule: Dose two, four to six months after dose one.

Missouri School Law requires that children who are not completely immunized will not be allowed to enroll in school and will be excluded immediately. If you have any questions regarding your child’s immunization status or for more detailed information, please check with your school nurse.

Early Childhood Requirements

The following explains what age-appropriate immunizations are required for preschool attendance to be in compliance with the law. Required immunizations by the time a child reaches the upper-age limit are:

0-14 months - 3 DTP, 2 OPV
15-17 months - 4 DTP, 3 OPV, l MMR
18 months to school entrance - 5 DTP, 4 OPV, l MMR, l HB (HbCV)
0-18 months - 3 HB

One dose of Varicella (chicken pox) vaccine on or after the child’s first birthday is required.