Student Registration

Registering your child at a new school is an important step, and the staff at Mayfield Central School believes this process should be an easy and enjoyable one for everyone. Mayfield offers the option of completing student registration online. Online registration can be completed for any student entering Mayfield Central School, including Pre-K and Kindergarten registration. To register a new student, please follow the directions below. For any questions, please contact the Registrar.

Pre-K and Kindergarten Eligibility

• Any child age 4 on or before December 1 of the upcoming school year is eligible for Pre-K
• Any child age 5 on or before December 1 of the upcoming school year is eligible for Kindergarten
• Residency within the Mayfield Central School District
• The New York State Department of Health has mandated that no pupil can be admitted to school without the following required immunizations. The law requires certification of immunization records from either a physician, public health agency, or medical facility.

Directions for Registering Any Student at Mayfield Central School District

Step 1:

Gather the following documents and additional registration forms:

• Two proofs of residency. You will need one of each of the following options:
  1. Utility bill (National Grid, Spectrum, or fuel delivery)
  2. Driver’s license with parents’ current address on it
  3. Lease agreement/mortgage (in the name of registering parent)

• Student’s birth certificate (the original with parents’ names on it)
• If the student is not living with both biological parents, a copy of the custody agreement, or both parents need to show identification and sign registration form (in the presence of the Registrar)
• Records from previous school, including academic and health/immunization records
• Updated Immunization Records
• Additional Printable Registration Forms:
  • Eligibility Screen for Migrant Education
  • Enrollment Form/Residency Questionnaire
  • Home Language Questionnaire

Step 2:

Pick up a registration packet at the Jr/Sr High School Guidance Office or Elementary School Main Office.

Step 3:

Contact the appropriate building Registrar to schedule an appointment to review your documents.

Extenuating Circumstances

If a student lives in the district with an adult other than parent(s), the district needs legal court papers determining the custody of the student. A meeting with principal and/or superintendent may be necessary for approval. Please bring any other extenuating circumstances to the attention of the district Registrar.

Out-of-District Registrants

If student lives out of the district and wishes to be considered for non-resident status, they must send a letter requesting attendance, including the reason for the request, to the superintendent.  Upon approval from the superintendent, the student may proceed with the registration process.