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Helps the emotional and mental growth of students. A pet in a classroom can provide a similar sense of peace and calm. Animals have been known to help calm children during panic attacks, and can be considered their friends, helping them feel less alone. A pet in a classroom can do this same kind of work.

Pets Enrich the Classroom Experience A pet brings increased sensitivity and awareness of the feelings and needs of others—both animals and humans. Kids learn that all living things need more than just food and water for survival. Students will see directly how their behavior and actions affect others.

Helps the emotional and mental growth of students. A pet in a classroom can provide a similar sense of peace and calm. Animals have been known to help calm children during panic attacks, and can be considered their friends, helping them feel less alone. A pet in a classroom can do this same kind of work.

You can also call us on PowerSchool Enrollment (InfoSnap) Support Line, toll free at (866) 434-6276 or email us at support@registration.com. Watch a tutorial on how to enroll online.

Pets Enrich the Classroom Experience A pet brings increased sensitivity and awareness of the feelings and needs of others—both animals and humans. Kids learn that all living things need more than just food and water for survival. Students will see directly how their behavior and actions affect others.

The original or certified copy of your child's birth certificate. Proof of your Wake County address, such as: Current water, gas, or electric bill in parent's name that is no more than 30 days old, Newly signed lease that is no more than 60 days old, settlement statement or Offer to Purchase (in limited circumstances)

You can also call us on PowerSchool Enrollment (InfoSnap) Support Line, toll free at (866) 434-6276 or email us at support@registration.com. Watch a tutorial on how to enroll online.

Pets Enrich the Classroom Experience A pet brings increased sensitivity and awareness of the feelings and needs of others—both animals and humans. Kids learn that all living things need more than just food and water for survival. Students will see directly how their behavior and actions affect others.

The original or certified copy of your child's birth certificate. Proof of your Wake County address, such as: Current water, gas, or electric bill in parent's name that is no more than 30 days old, Newly signed lease that is no more than 60 days old, settlement statement or Offer to Purchase (in limited circumstances)

How do I enroll my child in school? Enrollment is handled at the local level. Please contact your school district for further details. Visit the N.C. School Report Cards site to look up school and school district contact information.

Pets Enrich the Classroom Experience A pet brings increased sensitivity and awareness of the feelings and needs of others—both animals and humans. Kids learn that all living things need more than just food and water for survival. Students will see directly how their behavior and actions affect others.

You can also call us on PowerSchool Enrollment (InfoSnap) Support Line, toll free at (866) 434-6276 or email us at support@registration.com. Watch a tutorial on how to enroll online.

How do I enroll my child in school? Enrollment is handled at the local level. Please contact your school district for further details. Visit the N.C. School Report Cards site to look up school and school district contact information.

Parents in Wake County have a wealth of options for public school choice within the Wake County Public School System through the magnet school program that has been a cornerstone of the school system for more than 35 years.

You can also call us on PowerSchool Enrollment (InfoSnap) Support Line, toll free at (866) 434-6276 or email us at support@registration.com. Watch a tutorial on how to enroll online.

In North Carolina, it's a misdemeanor to injure, torment, overwork, or kill an animal, or not give it the food and water it needs to survive. Any of those actions—along with poisoning, beating, and maiming an animal—become a felony if they're done maliciously (meaning intentionally or with a “bad motive”).

Parents in Wake County have a wealth of options for public school choice within the Wake County Public School System through the magnet school program that has been a cornerstone of the school system for more than 35 years.

Do not bring reptiles, amphibians, poultry, rodents, or ferrets into schools, daycare centers, or other settings with children under 5 years of age. Adults should always supervise children's contact with animals.

In North Carolina, it's a misdemeanor to injure, torment, overwork, or kill an animal, or not give it the food and water it needs to survive. Any of those actions—along with poisoning, beating, and maiming an animal—become a felony if they're done maliciously (meaning intentionally or with a “bad motive”).

Dogs and ferrets should have a collar or harness and a leash. Cats should have a collar. The owner or person responsible for the animal should stay with the animal during its visit to the school. No animal should be allowed to roam unrestrained on the school campus or in the classroom.

Do not bring reptiles, amphibians, poultry, rodents, or ferrets into schools, daycare centers, or other settings with children under 5 years of age. Adults should always supervise children's contact with animals.

Dogs and ferrets should have a collar or harness and a leash. Cats should have a collar. The owner or person responsible for the animal should stay with the animal during its visit to the school. No animal should be allowed to roam unrestrained on the school campus or in the classroom.