Enrollment

We are excited to have you join the Monroe School District! We have five elementary schools, two middle schools, one high school, and two alternative learning environment schools. Please visit our School Boundaries Page or call our Transportation Department at (360) 804.2650 to learn which schools are zoned for your neighborhood.

Kindergarten

Enrolling your child in kindergarten?  Please visit our Kindergarten Registration Page.

Enrollment Process

The Monroe School District uses an online process to enroll new students. This process is only for students new to the district, not students transferring from one school to another within the district.

Before beginning the online application, families are advised to gather the required documents (see list below) so they may be uploaded directly into the application. During the application process, you may save as you go; you do not have to complete it all in one sitting. Once completed and submitted online, the application will be sent to the school for approval. Submitted applications will not be approved until all required documents are received by the school. 

New Families

If you are a family new to the Monroe School District, begin the registration process by visiting our Online Enrollment page.

Families with Other Children Currently Enrolled

If you already have students enrolled in the Monroe School District, please log into your current Skyward Family Access account to enroll additional children.

Questions?

If you have questions about enrolling your child, please call the District Administration Office at (360) 804-2500.

Sky Valley Education Center

If you would like to enroll your child in our parent partnership program at Sky Valley Education Center, please contact the SVEC office directly at (360-804-2700).

If you cannot access the online registration, printed paper packets are available at all school offices as well as the District Administration Office located at 14692 - 179th Avenue SE, Monroe.

Documents Needed for Enrollment

The documents listed below either need to be uploaded during the registration process or brought to the school office. If you are enrolling your student to start during the school year, please scroll down to read about the immunization law and how it may affect your student's enrollment. Please contact your school if you have any questions. 

  • Proof of Child's Age - Birth Certificate or Passport
  • Verification of Address – Purchase Papers/Property Tax Statement/Lease Agreement, Gas, Water or Electric bill. This bill must include the parent/guardian name, the current address, and be dated within 30 days. If you are renting/leasing a residence in which all utilities are included in rent, you can provide the rental agreement on property management letterhead.
  • Signed Certificate of Immunization Status (CIS) - See Immunization Requirements below
  • Guardian Photo ID (bring into the school for verification)
  • Custody/Court Order (if applicable)
  • Restraining Order (if applicable)
  • Prior School Records (if applicable)

Optional Forms: 

Immunization Requirements

Per Washington State law, all students new to the district on or after 08/01/2020 must have received all of the required immunizations. These immunizations must be medically documented and on file with the school before the student can attend. If a student is missing any immunizations, and there is no documentation from a provider, then the student may not start school. 

In Washington State, families are required to submit ONE medically‑verified immunization record for school entry. Accepted forms include:

  1. A Certificate of Immunization Status (CIS) printed directly from the Washington State Immunization Information System - this is automatically medically verified. Any parent whose student has been immunized in Washington State can access this at MyIR.net. If you do not already have an account, you can create one to access your child’s immunization information.
  2. A physical CIS form with a healthcare provider’s signature, verifying the information.
  3. A physical CIS form with attached medical immunization records, verified and signed by school staff.

If your student is coming from another state, an acceptable medically verified immunization record must be one of the following:

  • Printed from their state’s immunization registry, OR
  • Printed by the office of their licensed health care provider with the provider’s signature and then attached to a Washington State CIS card

More information on Immunization Requirements can be found here

Transportation

If you live within district boundaries and are more than a mile away from your child's assigned school (other than Fryelands Elementary), your child is eligible to ride a school bus. Students who are enrolled and eligible to ride the bus must submit the online request form to be assigned to a bus stop.

Please visit our Transportation Department to learn about bus routes.

Transfers

If you wish to attend a school other than the one to which your neighborhood is assigned, please read more about Requesting a School Transfer.

Home-Based Instruction

If you would like to provide home-based instruction for your child(ren) instead of enrolling in public school, an approved private school, or an extension program of an approved private school, you must file an annual Declaration of Intent to Homeschool form. Learn more here

Answers to Frequently Asked Questions can be found here.