Registration/Enrollment
Now Enrolling!
OFFICE HOURS:
Monday through Friday
8:00 am to 3:30 pm
For more information on Registration, Enrollment, or Records please contact Soledad Quiroa at 760-949-8002, ext. 6920 or send an email to [email protected]
Want to submit an Interest Form to us? Click the link below and complete the form!
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To keep your student on the waitlist, you must submit a new application each year, as waitlists do not carry over.
Transitional Kindergarten (TK) and Kindergarten Registration
Transitional Kindergarten Age Requirements
Most students are now eligible for TK!
Students who turn 4 years old by September 1, 2025 can apply for the 2025-2026 school year.
Kindergarten Age Requirements
Students who turn 5 years old before September 1, 2025 can apply for the 2025/2026 school year.
If you have any questions about age requirements, please refer to the Universal Pre-K resource here: https://cauniversalprek.org/families/
TK is a full-day on-site program
Monday 8:00 am to 12:30 pm
Tuesday through Friday from 8:00 am to 3:15 pm
TK/Kindergarten Health Requirements
California Education Code requires that children have a general Health Exam and Dental Exam upon entering school. To fulfill this requirement, these exams must be completed by an appropriate healthcare provider who is licensed in the State of California. Please have the qualified health care provider who conducts each exam complete the appropriate form:
Once completed, turn the forms into the School Registrar along with other required enrollment documents.
More about School Entry Health Requirements
Immunization Requirements for TK/K
Per California Health and Safety Code, Sections 120325-120375, the requirements for pre-enrollment into NeaCLC for Transitional Kindergarten or Kindergarten are listed below and more information is available on the California Department of Public Health website Shots for School.
Per California Health and Safety Code, Sections 120325-120375, the requirements for pre-enrollment into NeaCLC for Transitional Kindergarten or Kindergarten are listed below and more information is available on the California Department of Public Health website Shots for School.
Make sure that your child is on track to complete immunization requirements. Children behind on their required immunizations will not be permitted to enroll without documentation from a physician stating that 1) they are not currently due for any doses (due to being on an alternative immunization schedule), or 2) they have a valid medical exemption. Please see the Child and Adolescent Vaccine Assessment Tool on the CDC website for a list of recommended dates for immunizations based on your child's birth date.
If your child receives any additional vaccinations between their date of enrollment into Nea and the first day of the school year, you must bring the updated immunization records into your school office sometime during the two week period prior to the first day of school. Remember, children who have not provided Nea with documentation verifying they have received all required immunizations prior to the first day of school will not be allowed to attend school until all immunization records have been provided.
Immunization Requirements TK/K
School Entry Health Exam (Kindergarten)
What is involved?
School health exam requirements are specified in the California Health and Safety Code: California Code of Regulations, Title 5, Section 432. Your child's health exam should include:
School health exam requirements are specified in the California Health and Safety Code: California Code of Regulations, Title 5, Section 432. Your child's health exam should include:
- Health and developmental history
- Unclothed, complete physical examination
- Oral health assessment
- Nutrition assessment
- Vaccinations, appropriate for age
- Vision screening
- Hearing screening
- Screening for anemia, lead, urine abnormalities, tuberculosis, etc.
- Health education and anticipatory guidance
Why is this required?
The School Entry Health Exam is intended to detect problems that may interfere with effective learning. Early identification and treatment are important because an undetected health problem can hamper your child's progress in school.
The School Entry Health Exam is intended to detect problems that may interfere with effective learning. Early identification and treatment are important because an undetected health problem can hamper your child's progress in school.
When Does it need to be done?
California Law requires that the Health Examination for School Entry be completed sometime between 18 months before entering first grade and 3 months after entering into first grade.
California Law requires that the Health Examination for School Entry be completed sometime between 18 months before entering first grade and 3 months after entering into first grade.
How do I fulfill This requirement?
Nea collects the Report of Health Examination for School Entry form as part of the kindergarten enrollment process along with required vaccination records.
Nea collects the Report of Health Examination for School Entry form as part of the kindergarten enrollment process along with required vaccination records.
School Entry Dental Exam (Kindergarten)
Why is this required?
The School Entry Dental Exam is intended to detect problems that may interfere with effective learning. Children need good oral health to eat properly, talk, smile, and feel good about themselves. Children with cavities may have difficulty eating and have problems paying attention and learning at school. Cavities are preventable, but they affect more children than any other chronic disease.
The School Entry Dental Exam is intended to detect problems that may interfere with effective learning. Children need good oral health to eat properly, talk, smile, and feel good about themselves. Children with cavities may have difficulty eating and have problems paying attention and learning at school. Cavities are preventable, but they affect more children than any other chronic disease.
When does it need to be done?
California Law requires that the Oral Health Assessment for School Entry be completed by May 31 of the kindergarten year, or within 12 months before your child starts school. (If you cannot fulfill this requirement, please indicate the reason in Section 3 of the form).
California Law requires that the Oral Health Assessment for School Entry be completed by May 31 of the kindergarten year, or within 12 months before your child starts school. (If you cannot fulfill this requirement, please indicate the reason in Section 3 of the form).
How do I fulfill this requirement?
Nea collects the Oral Health Assessment/Waiver Request form as part of the kindergarten enrollment process.
Nea collects the Oral Health Assessment/Waiver Request form as part of the kindergarten enrollment process.
Who Should do the exam and Complete the form:
This assessment must be done by a dentist or other dental health professional licensed in the State of California.
Immunization, Health & Wellness Forms
Bright Futures Mobile Health Services: Visit here to check low to no-cost services provided https://www.providence.org/locations/st-mary-medical-center/bright-futures
Charter School Complaint Notice and Form
Charter schools are not allowed to discourage a pupil from enrolling or seeking to enroll in the charter school because the pupil exhibits any characteristics such as students with disabilities, academically low-achieving, English learners, neglected or delinquent, homeless, socially economically disadvantaged, foster youth, or based on nationality, race, ethnicity, or sexual orientation. Charter schools are not allowed to request a pupil's records before enrollment or encourage a child who is enrolled in a charter school to disenroll or transfer to another school. A parent, guardian, or pupil (18 years or older) may file a Charter School Complaint Form to the authorizing entity if they suspect the charter school is in violation of Education Code Section 47605(d)(4).