Field Local Schools

COVID-19 TESTING
Portage County

1. Akron Children’s Hospital Pediatrician, Urgent Care, ER services
#330-543-1000

2. CVS Store 3090- 3 N Cleveland Ave. Mogadore, OH 44260
# 330-628-1717

3. CVS Store 3980- 500 S. Water St. Kent, OH 44240
# 330-678-4009

4. Axesspointe Community Health Center- 143 Gougler Ave. Kent, OH 44240
# 330-673-1016

5. UH Streetsboro Health Center Urgent Care- 9318 State Route 14 Streetsboro,
OH 44241
# 330-626-3455

It is advised that you contact your healthcare provider or visit the Portage County Health
Department website to find the out more information on testing. The type of viral COVID-
19 tests offered differ by location.

The last day for students will be Friday, June 11th.  Students who need to turn in work can make an appointment to meet with their teacher on Monday, June 14th. 

Board Approval 3/8/2021

 

Please follow these 3 steps to register your kindergarten student for the 2021-2022 school year.

 

Step 1:  Go to Final Forms to register your student Parents/Guardians with a current student enrolled in Field Local Schools should choose the Parent Icon, login and choose Add A Student Parents/Guardians without a current student enrolled in Field Local Schools should choose the Parent Icon and click on New Account.  You will need a valid email address to register your student.

Step 2:  Required documents need for registration: All students registering for the 2021 –2022 school year must be five years old on or before August 1st, 2021 Original Birth Certificate Student’s Social Security Card  Immunization Records 2 Proofs of Residency* Driver’s License of Parent or Legal Custodian Registering Student  Custody Documents, if applicable Copies of IEP/ETR, if applicable  *Acceptable Proofs of Residency The item(s) MUST be in the parent or legal Guardian’s name and be dated within the last 30 days. The item needs to contain a complete address with city, state, and zip code. Field Local Schools will ONLY accept the following items (no photographs accepted): -Gas, water, electric, sewer or waste removal bill -Complete and current lease agreement (with tenant/landlord signatures) -Bank or mortgage statement -Pay stub -Cable/Internet/Landline statement -Homeowner/ Renter Insurance declaration, Deed or Property Tax statement -Official document from federal, state or county agency showing benefits received (may qualify)

Step 3:  Schedule an appointment to have your documents copied and to complete other important registration forms. **If you are not sure which elementary school your child will attend, please call either elementary office to verify.   Brimfield Elementary Appointment Sign Up Link Suffield Elementary Appointment Sign Up Link

During your appointment: Bring the required documents from Step 2 During this time, you will be asked to fill out an order form for the required tote bag used by kindergartners.  This bag fits on their chair and allows them to easily keep their belongings organized.  It will be used by the students all year.   Please bring $15 cash or check.  (Checks made payable to your building PTA--Brimfield PTA or Suffield PTA.)

Things to remember: Your student does not need to be present at your appointment. You must wear a mask  You must have ALL required forms completed in Final Forms to register your student. You must bring $15 to order a tote bag during your registration.

Questions?   Please call the office 9am-2pm, on school days Brimfield Elementary: 330-673-8581 (Mrs. Dalziel) Suffield Elementary: 330-552-5252 (Mrs. Hurd)

 

Open Enrollment applications will be available on the website beginning Feb. 15, 2021.

Open enrollment applications for grades 1-12 will be accepted beginning Monday February 15, 2021 through June 14, 2021.  Open enrollment applications for incoming Suffield Kindergarten will be accepted beginning Monday February 15, 2021 through Friday Aug. 27, 2021.  Applications will not be accepted after the deadline of June 14, 2021. (If mailing your application, please allow time so it is received by June 14, 2021)  Open Enrollment will close and no new Open Enrollment applications will be accepted during the school year.  Applications for Suffield Kindergarten Open Enrollment will not be accepted after the deadline of Aug. 27, 2021. (If mailing your application, please allow time so it is received by Aug. 27, 2021)  If a renewal open enrollment application is not turned in by June 14, 2020, Field Local Schools will let your home district of residence made aware that you have not applied for open enrollment for the upcoming school year.

Projected enrollment of resident-school students, applications from nonresident-school students, and tuition students are to be determined by the Superintendent no later than June 30^th.

 

Applications will be considered on an individual basis according to the order in which they are received.

 

A separate application for each child along with two (2) proofs of residency and a copy of the student’s birth certificate must be submitted for each student requesting admission to the Field Local Schools.

 

The item(s) MUST be in the parent or legal Guardian’s name and be dated within the last 30 days. The item needs to contain a complete address with city, state, and zip code. Field Local Schools will ONLY accept the following items (no photographs accepted):

-Gas, water, electric, sewer or waste removal bill

-Complete and current lease agreement (with tenant/landlord signatures)

-Bank or mortgage statement

-Pay stub

-Cable/Internet/Landline statement

-Homeowner/ Renter Insurance declaration, Deed or Property Tax statement

-Official document from federal, state or county agency showing benefits received (may qualify)

Field Local Schools will NOT provide bus service to students attending under the Open Enrollment policy.

Quarantine Guidelines Dec 2020.pdf (2 pgs) Updated 12/8/2020

The Ohio Department of Education has awarded Field Local Schools a Momentum Award for the 2018-19 School year.  Only 48 districts across the state of Ohio earned this award based on student growth.  Districts and schools must earn all ‘A’s on all applicable value-added measures on the Ohio School Report Card in 2019. The four possible measures are Overall (All Students), gifted students, students in the lowest 20 percent in achievement, and students with disabilities. Schools and districts must have a least two graded subgroups to be eligible.   Click here for a list of all schools and districts receiving the Momentum Award this year.

 

 

 

Prom and graduation seasons are quickly approaching. Though COVID-19 lingers on, many school districts around the country are working on plans to allow for both events to safely take place this year. While these celebrations will most likely look and feel different from prepandemic times, there are certain aspects that are likely to continue on—we’re talking about underage drinking. As a parent, it may be tempting to think to ourselves that if our older teens are going to experiment with a substance, we’d prefer it to be alcohol over other drugs. However, when we consider the range of risks and negative consequences alcohol presents, we know we cannot afford to allow for underage drinking. The National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism (NIAAA) shares the following dangers associated with teens consuming alcohol:Informational Flyer