How does public school enrollment work in South San Francisco? What do parents need to know?
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I can only speak to kindergarten enrollment.
Every January, SSFUSD sponsors a Kindergarten night as a resource for parents. Enrolling in elementary school is by neighborhood, but for middle and high school, I believe it's a lottery system, like SFUSD.
Parents can opt out of their neighborhood school and request a transfer, if they're interested in an elementary school from another neighborhood. Kindergarten registration is generally from February until May.
I highly encourage parents not to solely rely on parent reviews and API scores. Tour the schools and experience it first-hand. You know your child best and what will be the best match for him/her.
Every January, SSFUSD sponsors a Kindergarten night as a resource for parents. Enrolling in elementary school is by neighborhood, but for middle and high school, I believe it's a lottery system, like SFUSD.
Parents can opt out of their neighborhood school and request a transfer, if they're interested in an elementary school from another neighborhood. Kindergarten registration is generally from February until May.
I highly encourage parents not to solely rely on parent reviews and API scores. Tour the schools and experience it first-hand. You know your child best and what will be the best match for him/her.
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