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Registration for the

2020-2021 School Year

Returning families: Please submit the Re-Registration Packet and Parent Survey as soon as possible to reserve your spot for next year, along with the registration fee and book fee/RenWeb fee ($150 per family, $65 per child).   Documents can either be mailed directly to the school or scanned and emailed to Cynthia Moore at cynthiam@hpcaphilly.org.

New Families:  If you are interested in enrolling your child, please contact Cynthia Moore at cynthiam@hpcaphilly.org or leave a message at 267-331-8002.  We will respond to let you know if space is available.  If there is space available, you will need your child's birth certificate, registration fee and book fee/RenWeb fee ($150 per family, $65 per child) to secure a spot.  If there is no space available, you will be placed on a waiting list.  

Enrollment Procedures

Pre-Kindergarten and Kindergarten:

  1. Parent must fill out the Family Application, New Student Application, and submit proof of income.
  2. Parent must have a birth certificate and shot records available to copy. Pre-K students must be 4 years old by September 1st.
  3. If space is available, parent will pay the registration fee and book/RenWeb fee.
  4. Before the first day of school, parent must hand in a completed Child Health Assessment.

1st – 5th grade:

  1. Parent must fill out the Family Application, the New Student Application, and submit proof of income.
  2. Parent must sign a “Consent for Release” form.
  3. If space is available, parent will pay the registration and book/RenWeb fee.
  4. School will collect student records and schedule a time for testing.
  5. Student will undergo testing.
  6. School will inform parent of acceptance.
  7. Before the first day of school, parent must hand in a completed Child Health Assessment form.

6th – 8th grade:

  1. Parent must fill out the Family Application, the New Student Application, and submit proof of income.
  2. Parent must sign a “Consent for Release” form.
  3. School will collect student records and schedule a time for testing.
  4. Student will undergo testing.
  5. Principal will interview student.
  6. School will inform parent of acceptance.
  7. Before the first day of school, parent must hand in a completed Child Health Assessment form.

 

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