All new District 300 families must register their new student through our online registration application. In order to successfully begin the registration process, it is recommended that parents and legal guardians of new students contact their child's school registrar .
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All new District 300 families must register their new student through our online registration application. In order to successfully begin the registration process, it is recommended that parents and legal guardians of new students contact their school’s Registrar. If you are new to the area and would like to know what school your child will attend, please email OLR@d300.org.
Individuals who need to register for the 2021-2022 school year should contact their school's main office. Schools will then provide parents with a link to complete Online Registration.
Students residing more than 1.5 miles from their school or students with transportation accommodations in their IEP are eligible for transportation service.
If your student is transferring from another school district, please call your child’s new school. If you would like to know what school your child will attend, please email OLR@d300.org.
Parents are now able to track the location of their child’s bus by using the Durham Bus Tracker. Download the free app at m.durhambustracker.com.
A registration fee, established annually by the Board of Education, is required for all students. These funds help defray the costs of paper, art supplies, and workbooks that the student uses during the course of the school year. In addition, individual schools distribute school supply lists, and parents are requested to provide the items according to their child's grade level. Students whose families meet the federal income guidelines for free and reduced lunch are eligible for fee waivers.