Registration

School Counseling Secretary | Virginia Dasilva | 754.322.0667

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New Student Registration

Deerfield Beach High School is offering New Students Registration for the 2023-2024 Academic School Year. Counselors will be available Monday – Friday (9:00 a.m. – 11:00 a.m.) to help with paperwork and course card selections.

**NOTE: There will be Clerical Staff available in the School Counseling Office for new registration during summer break, Monday through Thursday from 8:00 a.m. until 12:00 p.m.

For additional assistance, parents can call 754-322-0667.

**NOTE: This process is not for:

Current students: as they should meet with a School Counselor for course selections

Zoned ninth grade students: as information will rollover from the feeder middle school

Magnet/choice students: CBA, IB and UTAP students registered through each magnet office with acceptance into program


Broward County's Checklist for Enrollment of Students K-12


B.C.P.S. Checklist Flyer will help the registration process go as smoothly as possible while following School Board Policy 5.1 (amended 6/15/16)


Boundary School


Find out if Deerfield Beach High School is assigned to your home address using Find My School Locator. Parents must provide their specific street address and their child’s grade level, and the app will determine the correct school their child is supposed to attend.


Proof of Residence


The name of parent/guardian registering the student, must produce one piece of evidence from sources listed in Column A and one additional piece of evidence from Column B (Both sources of information must match) to complete the Broward County Public Schools’ student registration.


Evidence of Medical Examination


Students, grades PreK-12, entering Florida Schools for the first time must present evidence of a medical examination performed within the twelve months prior to their initial enrollment (F.S. 1003.22). For purposes of this rule (6) only, enrollment shall be defined as the day the student is brought to school to fill out necessary forms (i.e. registration) for the purpose of becoming a Broward County Public School student. It is not necessarily the first day of class.


Proof of Immunization


Florida law requires that, prior to a child’s attendance in a public school in prekindergarten through 12th grade, parents shall provide a Florida Certificate of Immunization form (DH 680). The Florida Department of Health shall determine the required immunizations. Required immunizations are outlined annually in a state publication titled “Immunization Guidelines: Florida Schools, Child Care Facilities and Family Day Care Homes.”

The original DH 680 form is a permanent school record and should be filed in the student’s cumulative health record. Students may attend school without a Florida Certificate of Immunization if they have a religious exemption (form DH 681), a temporary exemption (form DH 680 Part B) or a medical exemption (form DH680, Part C). Principals will issue a 30-day temporary exemption for all students except those who transfer from one Broward County public school to another Broward County Public school.


Evidence of Custody/Guardianship


If the student is residing with someone other than the parent or legal guardian, the following provisions shall apply:

1. If the parent lives within the tri-county area (Dade, Broward, or Palm Beach), the parent must provide documentation of custody by an appropriate state agency such as the Department of Children and Families or the court. Applications for temporary custody of minor children by extended family can be obtained at the family unit office in the Broward County courthouse.

2. If a parent lives within the tri-county area and the student lives in a residence licensed by the Department of Children and Families, the student may be registered and enrolled in the school that serves that licensed residence.

3. If the parent lives outside the tri-county area (Dade, Broward, or Palm Beach), the school will accept a notarized statement from the parent identifying the person assuming responsibility for the supervision of the child.


Evidence of Age


Submit one form of verification of the student’s age:

1. Official Birth Certificate, if available. If such certificate is not available, the following forms of evidence are acceptable:

a. Certificate of Baptism, A duly attested transcript of a religious document showing date of birth accompanied by an affidavit sworn to by the parent.

b. Insurance Policy, An insurance policy on the child’s life, which has been in force for at least two years.

c. Passport, A passport or certificate of arrival in the U.S. showing the age of the child.

d. Sworn Affidavit, An affidavit sworn to by the parent, accompanied by a certificate from the county health officer, that he/she believes the child to be of required school age.

For further information, contact the Guidance Office at 754.322.0667