Corley Kindergarten Registration Information 

Kindergarten Registration Process 

A child must be 5 years old on or before September 1, 2020 to attend kindergarten.

Step 1: Complete the GCPS Online Registration.

Click here for the GCPS Online Registration Homepage

Use one of these links to create/use your parent portal account to register your child.

New to GCPS

Not New to GCPS (has another child previously or currently enrolled in GCPS)

Step 2: Upload all required documents. 

Click here for the GCPS Kindergarten Registration Homepage

Required Documents

• See a detailed list.
• An official document showing proof of birth date (birth certificate, passport)
• 2 Proofs of residency in attendance zone. Please present a current utility bill (excluding telephone bills) AND one of the following documents:
• - a non-contingent sales contract
  - current lease/rental agreement
  - most recent income tax return
  - current paycheck stub
  - current residential property tax statement or bill
  - current warranty or quitclaim deed
  - current home purchase agreement
  - current homeowner’s insurance policy
  Documents presented for residency verification must include the same address as the accompanying utility bill. An exception: A deed without an address is acceptable if accompanied by two utility bills (excluding telephone bills) with same address in the attendance zone. 
• A Georgia certificate of immunization. (Form #3231) or a notarized Affidavit of Religious Exemption (Department of Public Health Form #2208, available from the school) 
• Evidence of Vision, Hearing, Dental, and Nutrition Screening obtained in the past year. (Current Georgia Form #3300 (rev. 2013)) 
• Proof of authorized person to enroll. The following people are authorized to enroll students: parent (natural or adoptive), legal guardian, grandparent with a properly executed power of attorney for the care of a minor child, kinship caregiver with a properly executed Kinship Caregiver Affidavit, or foster parent appointed by a state agency.
• A photo ID. This identification may include a driver’s license, a state identification card, a passport, or other official photo identification, such as an ID card obtained through an official government agency or consulate. 
• The child’s social security number.