Transfer student
A student who attended another school during the current year and needs records sent.
- Add: Date of last day at the previous school
- Add: Last grade completed
A student enrollment form records who the student is, how the office can reach a parent or guardian, and what the school needs to place the student in the right program. Ask for each detail once, make the legal name match the records the office will check, and request documents such as birth or immunization records through the office's own process rather than through the form. Leave out identifiers and private history that enrollment does not need.
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| Field | Type | Required | Why you ask it |
|---|---|---|---|
Student legal nameEnter the name exactly as it appears on the birth record or the official document you will verify. | Short text | Required | Must match the name on the records the office checks. A preferred name belongs in its own field. |
Preferred name | Short text | Optional | Used on class lists and in messages to the student, without changing the legal record. |
Date of birth | Date | Required | Confirms age for grade placement and any age-based rule the school follows. |
Grade or class enteringFor example: Grade 4 | Short text | Required | Sets the placement the office proposes. Ask for the level, not the student's last report card. |
Parent and guardian contactsAdd the adult who has legal responsibility for the student first. | Section header | Separates the family's contact details from the student's own record, so the office can find each group quickly. | |
Parent or guardian name | Short text | Required | Identifies the adult the office contacts about enrollment decisions. |
Relationship to the studentParentLegal guardianOther adult with legal authority | Single choice | Required | Shows whether a separate authority document needs its own check before the enrollment is accepted. |
Parent or guardian phone | Phone | Required | The main route for urgent school contact during the school day. |
Parent or guardian email | Required | Used for the office's follow-up on missing details and for enrollment letters the office sends. | |
Home address | Long text | Required | Confirms the attendance area and the address where school mail and transport notices go. |
Emergency contact nameThis person should not be the parent or guardian already listed. | Short text | Required | A second adult the office can call when no parent or guardian can be reached. |
Emergency contact phone | Phone | Required | Gives staff a working number for the second adult, so an emergency call does not depend on the parent's phone. |
Previous school | Short text | Optional | Lets the office ask the last school for records, once the family has agreed to that request. |
Health or allergy needs staff must act onName what staff must act on, such as a severe allergy or a medicine given at school. The health office handles anything beyond that. | Long text | Optional | Lets the health office plan safe care before the first day of school. |
AccuracyI confirm the information above is accurate and I will tell the office about any change. | Multiple choice | Required | Records that the family reviewed the details before submitting, so the office does not have to treat every answer as unverified. |
Estimate based on question types; actual completion time varies.
A student who attended another school during the current year and needs records sent.
A student who was enrolled here last year and needs an update rather than a new file.
Do not collect a national identifier in an open online form unless a rule your school must follow requires it. If it does, use the process that rule names.
Fee questions do not belong on an enrollment record. Handle fees through your existing billing process after the place is confirmed.
Immigration questions carry legal limits on how a school may use the answer. Do not add one without counsel's review of the wording and its purpose.
Disciplinary records come from the previous school through its own records process, not from a parent's answer on this form. Ask for them only where your records process requires it.
Each enrollment is saved as it arrives. An hourly run processes the batch, and the creator is notified only after that run finishes. Pick a daily time to open the grid, so the office never waits on a notice.
Take the CSV export as your working list, then compare it with the records you already hold. Attain OS has no link to your student information system, so every correction still goes in through your own process.
If the office uses Customer Care for follow-up, turn on case creation in the form settings and set an owner there. Keep a list of the document each family is still missing, so a missing birth record does not sit unread in the grid.
Start from the field list on this page and rebuild it in whichever form tool your office already uses. Attain OS publishes a form at a link you share, so a paper version for the front desk has to be made separately.
List those documents in the introduction and ask families to bring or send them through the office's process. This form cannot take a file, so do not write a question that asks families to attach a copy.
A family that spots a mistake after submitting should write to the office with the correction. Spell that route out in the introduction, and avoid promising a turnaround time the office has not agreed to.
Use one core form and adjust it for transfer or returning students, instead of writing a separate form for every grade. Keep the placement question the same, so the office can compare applications across levels.
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