Secure your child's seat for the 23/24 school year now.

 For Students New to the School:

Once a student is accepted through the lottery process, you will be required to upload the required documents.  When your student has been accepted, and prior to beginning online registration, gather the following:

• Birth Certificate.  To be enrolled in kindergarten in the State of New Mexico, a child must be at least five years of age prior to 12:01 a.m., on September 1, of the school year in which they are enrolling.
  • The student's birth certificate is required to provide proof of age. 

• Proof of Residency.  Students must live in the State of New Mexico and provide proof of residency to be eligible for enrollment. Please provide ONE of the following proof of residency when enrolling. The bill must also include the enrolling caretaker's name and service address:
  • Utility Bill - water, electric, sewage, or gas bill dated within the last 60 days. The bill must also include the enrolling caretaker's name and service address.
  • Mortgage or Lease statement - a mortgage statement, lease, or rental agreement dated within the last 60 days. 
  • Letter from a government agency 
• Immunization Records.  All New Mexico students must provide evidence of compliance with immunization requirements. Please provide ONE of the following proofs of immunizations:
  • Immunization book with physician signatures/stamps
  • Health care provider or Health Department printout of immunizations
  • Parents and guardians can access and print official immunization records at the New Mexico Health Department's VaxView portal. A complete list of required immunizations can be found at the New Mexico Health Department's School Immunizations Requirements for K-12 webpage. 
  • A student may be exempted from required immunizations for the valid medical reasons or religious beliefs. 
    
    • Medical Exemption - Please submit the New Mexico Health Department's New Mexico Certificate of Exemption. 
    • Religious Exemption - Please submit the New Mexico Health Department's New Mexico Certificate of Religious Exemption. 

• Dental Examination.  Upon initial enrollment in a district or charter school, New Mexico Administrative Code (NMAC) 6.12.13 requires schools to verify student records of dental examination. This rule also allows for an informed opt-out process based on parent or guardian understanding of the risks associated with not having a dental examination.