School District of Amery

District

Enrollment in Amery Schools

Welcome to the School District of Amery!

We’re excited to help you become a part of our school system and the Amery community.

Required Forms:

ENROLLMENT PACKET
(open in Adobe to complete electronically)

Optional Forms:

FOR SEPARATED or
DIVORCED PARENTS

A LA CARTE PERMISSION
(HS students only)

Your children may attend Amery
Schools even if you live in
another school district

Learn more HERE

Please complete ALL pages of the Enrollment Packet (above) then print, sign and deliver to the
District Enrollment Office in the High School.

All new enrollees must also provide verification of age with a birth certificate, residency (see below), and immunizations. Bring this documentation to the Enrollment Office with the completed packet.

Our High School Guidance Office is home to our District Enrollment office, a 'one-stop-shop' for all ages of enrollments in our district. You do not need an appointment to register, however it is advisable to contact the enrollment office at (715) 268-9771, ext. 253, in advance whenever possible.

District Enrollment Office: Susie Thayer, email, 555 Minneapolis Ave, Amery WI 54001

4K and Early Childhood

Children age 4 by September 1st are eligible to enroll in Amery’s 4K program. 4k is offered all day every day.
Children who are age 3 may be eligible to receive special education services through the Early Childhood Program. If your child has developmental delays, speech/language delays, social concerns, etc., contact the Special Education office at (715) 268-9771, ext. 337 for more information.

Kindergarten through Grade 12

Children age 5 (by September 1) and not age 21 or over on the first day of school are eligible for enrollment.

Residency:

Students must reside in the Amery School District or must have applied for open enrollment according to state guidelines. Click here for more information on Open Enrollment.

Homeless Liaison: Every school district and charter school must designate an appropriate staff person as the homeless liaison. Homeless liaisons must be able to carry out the duties as required under the McKinney-Vento Act. The homeless liaison is the key to ensuring homeless children and youth receive the services they need, and is the primary contact between homeless families, school and LEA staff, shelter workers, and other service providers. The School District of Amery homeless liaison is Cheryl Meyer: Phone 715-268-9771 ext. 266 or Email meyerc@amerysd.k12.wi.us.

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