Field Local Schools

Isolation and Quarantine Guide (2 pgs)

 

Maplewood will begin classes on August 31, 2020. These students may park at the high school and use the parking lot on the south side of the softball field. The parking areas could change as we go through the rest of the parking lot project. We will keep students posted via the bus driver on the afternoon bus ride for the next day. The bus will leave Field High School at 7:30 sharp. Have a great new school year.

Please click on the link below if you are having issues adding money to your student's account using the PaySchools App on your Android phone.  Directions are included for fixing the issue.  

Please follow these 3 steps to register your kindergarten student for the 2020-2021 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 and Add a StudentParent Icon and 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 2020 – 2021 school year must be five years old on or before August 1st, 2020 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.  More information about scheduling your appointment will be posted when the school offices reopen August 20th at 9:00 am.

During your appointment: Stop your vehicle in the designated area (front of the school, marked with an orange cone.) Wait in your vehicle for an office staff member to approach your car. Have your documents ready to hand to the staff member. The staff member will take your documents to make copies. During this time, you will be asked to fill out an order form for the required tote bag used by kindergarteners.  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 $10 cash or check.  (Checks made payable to your building PTA--Brimfield PTA or Suffield PTA.) Return your tote bag form when the staff member returns to the vehicle with your original documents.

Things to remember: Your student does not need to be present at your appointment. You must wait in your vehicle, do not come to the office. You must have ALL required forms completed in Final Forms to register your student. You must bring $10 to order a tote bag during your registration.

Questions?   Please call the office after August 20th 9am-2pm Brimfield Elementary: 330-673-8581 (Mrs. Dalziel) Suffield Elementary: 330-552-5252 (Mrs. Hurd)

 

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