New Student Enrollment Procedure

  • Kindergarten Roundup for the 2024-25 school year will take place on January 25, 2024.

    New Student Enrollment for the 2023-2024 School Year

    In order to enroll your child (student), you must first prove residency within Roosevelt Elementary School’s boundaries. Required documents can be found using the following link: Documents Required for Verification/Proof of Residency.

    At this time, we are not making appointments for enrollment. Please bring your Proof of Residency to the Roosevelt office during office hours. Once proof of residency has been established we will then give you the enrollment packet. Once you have completed your enrollment packet, please return the completed packet to the office.

    As a district, we are in the process of becoming paperless for our enrollment process. Further instructions will be given once they are in place for enrollment.

    Information Regarding Immunizations

    All required vaccine documentation must be scanned and submitted with the other required documents before new students can enroll in our district. If your student is missing immunizations, please call your medical provider & schedule an appointment to get updated. Vaccine appointments are considered a necessary service and according to the website Shots for Schools:  Immunization requirements for admission to school or child care in California for the 2023- 2024 school year remain in place”. If you are having trouble getting an appointment with your medical provider, please reach out to other local clinics; they may be accepting “immunization only appointments”. Please note, you will also be required to submit all required vaccine documents. Please refer to www.shotsforschool.org for more detailed information regarding immunization requirements.

    We look forward to welcoming you to the Roosevelt community and to meeting you. Please do not hesitate to contact our enrollment clerk Jenny Jones at Jenniferjones@smmusd.org, if you have questions.

    Take care, stay healthy, and stay safe.

    Dr. Amy Onyendu
    Principal
    Roosevelt Elementary School