Registration Instructions/Medical Requirements
Parents should go to t
heir child’s zoned school for all the necessary paperwork, such as a registration card and a parent questionnaire listing emergency numbers. Parents need to take their child’s certified birth certificate and social security number. They must also present three (3) proofs of legal residence, such as driver’s license, tax notification or statement (i.e. utility bill) that shows their legal address. Parents must sign a declaration of legal residence at the time of registration.

Each student registering must have a physical before starting school. The Tennessee school entry medical and certificate of immunization form is available at the physician’s office. Ask the physician to do hearing and vision screenings. The Madison County Health Department can assist with immunizations. The 2nd MMR (Measles, Mumps and Rubella) immunization is required for Kindergarten, 4th, 8th and 12th grades. If you have questions about registration contact the attendance supervisor at 731-664-2570.

Home School Registration
All home school students must register with the Jackson-Madison County School System. Parents residing in Madison County who plan to conduct “Independent Home School” for grades K-12 are required to notify the attendance supervisor at 731-664-2570. Also parents of students 9-12 who plan to conduct home school through a “Satellite Home School” (such as Gateway Christian School) are required to notify the attendance supervisor at 731-664-2570.

SCHOOL-AGE CHILD CARE

WHAT OUR BEFORE AND AFTER SCHOOL PROGRAMS OFFER:
Going Beyond Simple Supervision!

The School-Age Child Care Program serves the parents of the Jackson-Madison County School System by providing a safe haven for children in the before- and after-school hours while parents are working. The staff is comprised of site directors (usually certified teachers) and assistants meeting a 1:20 adult/child ratio. Our programs are comprehensive and responsive to community needs.

We go beyond simple supervision by:

  • tapping children’s creativity
  • igniting their imaginations
  • building their social skills
  • supporting their well-being
  • involving their families

We satisfy parents with:

  • family responsive programs
  • structured, yet flexible activities
  • culturally sensitive curricula
  • safe, child-friendly environments
  • comprehensive communication strategies

Our staff members:

  • support family involvement
  • relate to youth in a positive ways
  • build links to the community
  • provide activities to promote the development of children
  • use positive techniques to guide student behavior

The School-Age Child Care Program provides:

  • a safe environment
  • a connection with kids
  • effective communication with parents
  • promotion of leadership, citizenship, and lifelong learning

SCHOOLS WITH BEFORE OR AFTER SCHOOL PROGRAMS

School-age child care is available in the elementary schools listed below. The hours are 6:30 a.m. to 8:15 a.m. for the Before School Programs and 3:15 p.m. until 5:30 p.m. in the After School Programs.

Alexander Before School
Alexander After School

Barker Before School
Barker After School

Lane Before School*

Lincoln Before School
Lincoln After School

Malesus Before School
Malesus After School

Nova Before School
Nova After School

Pope Before School
Pope After School

North Parkway After School

Parkview After School

South After School

Denmark After School


School-Age Child Care
Jackson-Madison County School

Registration Before And After School

May 5 – May 9, 2008

Go to the programs during the hours of the child care and pick up registration materials, fill out, and return with a $15.00 non-refundable registration fee.

Hours cost per week per child
6:30 a.m.-8:15 a.m. before school $25.00
3:15 p.m.-5:30 p.m. after school $25.00

For more information, call Dee Ann Allen, 664-2541.

* The Jackson Boys and Girls Club (423-0627) operates an after school program for Lane Elementary students. The Before School program at Lane is operated by the school system (664-2541).

Magnet Applications

Liberty

Madison

  •  Writing Sample - Student must submit writing sample to complete the application process for Madison.
  •  Teacher Recommendation - Three teacher recommendations are required for Madison - one from an English teacher, one from a Math teacher and one from the teacher of the students choice.

For Magnet School Registration Information call Kim Butler, Magnet School Registration Coordinator, (731) 664-2532, Fax (731) 664-2502, and e-mail at kdbutler@jmcss.org