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Important Changes for the 2020-21 School Year: Families need to complete a Certificate of Immunization Form (CIS), and provide a copy of immunization records or obtain a primary health care provider’s signature on the CIS Other acceptable forms may be found on our online enrollment page.Where We're Learning for Life
We're glad you're making our beautiful waterside community your home. We take great pride in the quality of our schools and the educational opportunities they offer. All of our teachers and staff are dedicated to partnering closely with families to ensure your child has a rewarding and positive learning experience.Enrolling Your ChildOak Harbor Public Schools uses an online process to enroll new students. Prior to beginning the online application process, families are encouraged to have the required documents available to upload into the application. The application can be saved throughout the process, but completing the application in one sitting expedites your request. Once submitted online, the completed application is available for school approval. For families with elementary students, it's important to know your child's school of residence prior to beginning registration. If you don't know your neighborhood school or have questions, you can use our district Boundary Map, or call the Administrative Service Center at 360.279.5000.Online RegistrationRegistration for the 2020-21 school year begins May 4 at 9:00 a.m. Families registering for the current school year (2019-20) may do so at any time.
New Family Enrollment - Use this link if you're new to Oak Harbor or if you don't have any students enrolled in Oak Harbor Public Schools.Existing Family Enrollment - Use this link if you have a student enrolled in Oak Harbor Public Schools and need to enroll another student (ie. kindergarten etc).
Transfers
Requests to transfer to another school within our district must be reviewed by your neighborhood school. Please be aware that elementary families are expected to provide transportation if they choose to send their student to a school other than the neighborhood school. Middle school and high school families are expected to provide transportation to the transfer school unless the student can get to a designated bus stop.
Out-of-District Choice Transfer Portal
The Choice Transfer Request Portal (CTRP) is used by many school districts in Washington State to process Choice Transfer requests. A Choice Transfer request is made when a student wants to attend a school outside of the school district where the student lives. For a Choice Transfer, the resident district must first release the student to start the transfer process. When you have completed your transfer application, your request will be sent to the resident school district.Choice Transfer Request Portal
Choice Transfer Request Portal InstructionsKindergarten Parent OrientationA virtual Kindergarten Orientation presentation is scheduled for Tuesday, April 28. Though the orientation is not a requirement for parents, it's a great way to have questions answered. There will be a brief presentation and then time for parents to ask questions.Kindergarten EnrollmentOnline new kindergarten enrollment for the 2020-21 school year begins, Monday, May 4. A student entering school for the first time must be five years old before September 1. If you do not know the name of your neighborhood school, view the Boundary Map or call us at 360.279.5000.On The Move?If you move within the district during the year, your child can remain at their current school but you may become responsible for transportation. Please notify your school office of any address change. If you are moving out of district but wish to stay at your current school, visit your school office for information about the Choice Transfer process.Moving out of state or abroad? Please contact your school office to withdraw your student.ResourcesQuestions?360.279.5000New? Watch Our Video
