If you are interested in learning more, please call the school at 413-267-4150 x 4907
NEW STUDENT REGISTRATION
Monson Public Schools is beginning a new online registration process. You must complete all steps in order to register your child. School Choice applicants must first complete the School Choice Application. If approved, you will receive a confirmation letter from the Superintendent’s Office, and you may then proceed with the MPS Registration Form.
STEP ONE:
Online Registration – To begin, please fill out the MPS Registration Form.
If approved, you will receive an approval confirmation via email. The district has a computer available at the Center Business Office if needed to complete this form.
STEP TWO:
You will be contacted by Brittany Ladue or Haley Ketterman, the District Registrars to set up an appointment. At this time, you will need to provide the following documents:
1. Child’s birth certificate
2. Proof of Parent/Guardian identity (one of the following):
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Current driver’s license
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Current State of MA issued ID
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Current passport
3. Proof of residency (one of the following):
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Rental Agreement showing tenant’s full name(s) and physical Monson address
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Signed lease agreement; warranty deed, mortgage deed, or certificate of occupancy showing resident’s name(s) and physical Monson address.
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Current gas, electric, water, or trash bill showing resident’s name(s) and physical Monson Address
4. Medical documentation
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A current physical (within 12 months)
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A copy of the child’s immunization records
STEP THREE:
Once all steps of the registration process have been completed, you will be contacted by the school office/guidance for scheduling and official an official start date.
Please feel free to email:
ladueb@monsonschools.com or kettermanh@monsonschools.com.
You may also call 413-267-4150 ext. 4907 or 4908 regarding any registration questions.
SCHOOL CHOICE
The school choice program allows parents to send their children to schools in communities other than the city or town in which they reside. Tuition is paid by the sending district to the receiving district. Districts may elect not to enroll school choice students if no space is available.