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How to fill out the FL SCPS 123(e) online
Filling out the FL SCPS 123(e) form online simplifies the enrollment process for students entering Seminole County Public Schools. This guide provides clear instructions on completing each section of the form to ensure accurate submission.
Follow the steps to successfully complete the form online:
- Click the ‘Get Form’ button to access the FL SCPS 123(e) form in the editor.
- In Section I, enter the student’s legal name, including any suffixes such as Jr. or III. Fill out the grade at entry and the student’s social security number if applicable.
- Provide contact information by filling in the home phone and cell phone numbers. Include the birthdate formatted as month/day/year, and select the gender of the student.
- Enter the residential address, including the street number, name, direction, apartment number, city, and zip code. If the mailing address differs from the residential address, fill out the mailing section accordingly.
- For racial and ethnic categories, check all applicable boxes as required by federal mandates.
- Fill in the birthplace city, and indicate if the student lives with both parents, one parent, or another guardian. Include the parent’s email address and details about the student’s guardian.
- If applicable, indicate whether the student is part of a military family and provide the names and contact numbers for the student’s parents or guardians.
- Complete the emergency contact section by providing a name and phone number of a person to reach in case of emergencies.
- List any additional individuals authorized to pick up the student, along with their contact information.
- Complete the exceptional student education information, answering whether the student has received special education services and providing relevant details as needed.
- Fill out the English language learner information, indicating participation in an ESOL program and answering questions regarding the student's language use at home.
- Provide special services information, indicating whether the student has an illness or physical condition school personnel should be aware of.
- Indicate whether the student completed kindergarten and if they attended a Florida school previously. List the last two schools attended and their addresses.
- Finally, sign the form, indicating your understanding of the legal implications of the information provided. Save your changes, and choose to download, print, or share the completed form.
Complete your FL SCPS 123(e) form online today to ensure a smooth enrollment process.
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