Enrollment
Copies of the listed items should be attached to your online enrollment packet or turned in to your school office. The enrollment link below is for all schools.
As you prepare for TK ENROLLMENT you will need the following information: |
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As you prepare for KINDERGARTEN ENROLLMENT you will need the following information: |
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As you prepare for 1ST-6TH GRADE ENROLLMENT you will need the following information: |
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As you prepare for 7TH-8TH GRADE ENROLLMENT you will need to complete and submit the following information: |
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As you prepare for ENROLLMENT AT CENTER HIGH SCHOOL follow the Enrollment Form link above. |
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As you prepare for ENROLLMENT AT MCCLELLAN HIGH SCHOOL follow the Enrollment Form link above. |
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immunizations required for the start of school
immunizations required for the start of school
immunizations required for the start of school
Additional Health Information for New Students
Additional Health Information for New Students
Additional Health Information for New Students
If you need help finding or paying for a doctor or dentist to do the examinations, the following resources are available to help you complete these requirements:
- Center Joint Unified Student and Family Support Services; 916-338-6387
- Child Health & Disability Prevention program (CHDP); 916-875-7151
- Medi-Cal/Denti-Cal: Sacramento County Department of Human Assistance; 916-874-3100
- Sacramento Covered; 866-850-4621
- Sacramento Country Dental Health Program; 916-875-5947
As part of your child's enrollment, we ask that you fill out a detailed Health History Form. This form lets us know of any health conditions to be aware of to help your child be safe at school and successful in the learning process.
Please be advised that students are not to bring prescription medication, vitamins, or over-the-counter medicine with them to school without the required medical forms. The forms need to be signed by the parent and doctor and are available in the school office. These forms are valid for twelve months needing to be renewed by parent and doctor each year.
The Sacramento County Oral Health Program reminds parent that children must be healthy to learn, and children with cavities are not healthy. Children need their teeth to eat properly, talk, smile, and feel good about themselves. Children with cavities and/or pain may have difficulty eating, stop smiling, and have problems paying attention and learning at school. They further advise that tooth decay is an infection that does not heal and can be painful if left without treatment. If cavities are not treated, children may become sick enough to require emergency room treatment and their adult teeth could become permanently damaged.
Here are some important tips they suggest to help your child's teeth stay healthy:
- Brush teeth with flouride toothpaste twice a day.
- Floss daily
- Drink flouridated tap water (or take flouride supplements in non-flouridated areas).
- Eat healthy snacks
- Visit the dentist twice a year by age 1 or when the first tooth appears.
If you have any questions or need further assistance, contact the CJUSD Health Services Department at your school's health office.