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TUCKER HIGH SCHOOL New Student Registration Requirements TUCKER HIGH SCHOOL New Student Registration Requirements I. Students Enrolling From Another Dekalb School MUST Present: a. Proof of residency – Current rental/lease contract, warranty deed and utility bill. In case of co- residency, an “Affidavit of Residence” will need to be completed. b. Withdrawal Records NOTE: students enrolling from another Dekalb school will be accepted on a contingency basis until documents are received from the previous school. II. Students Enrolling From Another School In Georgia MUST Present: a. Georgia Certificate of Immunization – Georgia Form 3032 or 3231 b. Georgia Certificate of Vision, Hearing, Dental – Georgia Form 3300 c. Withdrawal Form from previous school attended d. Transcript of high school credits e. Discipline Letter from previous school in the State of Georgia f. Birth Certificate g. Social Security Card or signed Objection Form h. Proof of Residency – current rental/lease contract, warranty deed and utility bill. In case of co- residency, an “Affidavit of Residence” will need to be completed. III. Students Enrolling From A School Out of State MUST Present: a. Georgia Certificate of Immunization – Georgia Form 3032 or 3231 b. Georgia Certificate of Vision, Hearing, Dental – Georgia Form 3300 NOTE: Any student enrolling from an out of state school MUST have health records listed above (a) and (b) changed into a GEORGIA Certificate of Immunization and a GEORGIA Certificate of Hearing, Vision, Dental. This can be done at any Dekalb County Health Department or at your physician’s office. c. Withdrawal Form from previous school attended d. Transcript of high school credits e. Birth Certificate f. Social Security Card or signed Objection Form g. Proof of Residency – current rental/lease contract, warranty deed and utility bill. In case of co- residency, an “Affidavit of Residence” will need to be completed. IV. International Students – If you were born outside the United States, you MUST register at the International Center 678-676-6602, including students who have attended a school within the United States. Only a parent or legal guardian may register the student for school; Photo identification must be provided. Dekalb County School District Arabia Mountain High School 678-875-3602 Lakeside High School 678-874-6702 Cedar Grove High School 678-874-4002 Lithonia High School 678-676-2902 Columbia High School 678-874-0802 Miller Grove High School 678-875-1102 Chamblee High School 678-676-6902 M.L. King, Jr. High School 678-874-5402 Cross Keys High School 678-874-6102 Redan High School 678-676-3602 Clarkston High School 678-676-5302 McNair High School 678-874-4902 Dekalb High School of Technology 678-874-4502 Southwest High School 678-874-1902 South Stephenson High School 678-676-4202 Druid Hills High School 678-874-6302 Stone Mountain High School 678-676-6302 Dunwoody High School 678-874-8502 Towers High School 678-874-2202 Elizabeth Andrews High School 678-676-2602 Tucker High School 678-874-3702 GA Health Department Locations Vinson Health Center Dekalb Health District 445 Winn Way 2600 Skyland Dr Suite 553 Suite 553 Decatur, GA 30030 Atlanta, GA 30319 East Dekalb Health Center Kirkwood Health Center 2277 S Stone Mountain-Lithonia Road 30 Warren Street Lithonia, GA 30058 Atlanta, GA 30317 North DeKalb Health Center South DeKalb Health Center 3807 Clairmont Rd 3110 Clifton Springs Road Atlanta, GA 30341 Decatur, GA 30034 Probate Court in DeKalb County is 404-371-2892 *Guardianship may be granted by a Probate Court of any state for a child under the care of someone other than the parent. .
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