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Proof of Address, including two of the following: Utility bill (gas, cable or electric) within the last 60 days. Documentation from a federal, state, or local government agency within the last 60 days. An original lease agreement, deed, or mortgage agreement.

If your child is entering an elementary grade other than kindergarten, you may register directly at your zoned school. If you live in a district that doesn't have zoned schools or you want your child to attend a school other than your zoned option, you will need to go to a Family Welcome Center to enroll your child.

If you want to transfer your child to a different public school, you can discuss the need for transfer with a staff member at your child's school, at a Family Welcome Center, or at a Temporary Enrollment Site.

If you want to transfer your child to a different public school, you can discuss the need for transfer with a staff member at your child's school, at a Family Welcome Center, or at a Temporary Enrollment Site.

Students who are new to the New York City public school system or have moved to a new neighborhood and don't have a zoned school can enroll at a Family Welcome Center.

Families in New York can choose from traditional public schools, public charter schools, public magnet schools, private schools, online academies, and homeschooling. You can discover more information about the school choice options available for your family by reading our New York School Choice Roadmap.

Under state law, a student a student may legally attend the school in the district where he or she resides the majority of the time. Out-of-district students are required to pay tuition.

In New York, each district decides whether it will participate in open enrollment. Open enrollment is a valuable choice that refers to whether parents can send their children to any public school, regardless of where it is located or what their zip code is.