Crown Point Community School Corporation is thrilled to welcome the future class of 2039! If your child will be five years old on or before August 1, 2026, and you live in the district boundaries, the district invites families to enroll online for kindergarten on February 24, 2026.
Crown Point Community School Corporation enrollment is NOT open to individuals who live outside the district. You must provide the following documents:
- Child’s birth certificate
- Child’s immunization records
- Guardian’s valid driver’s license or state ID with an in-district address
- Custody documents or divorce decrees (if applicable)
- Proof of residency:
- Home deed/mortgage/contract/property tax bill OR lease/rental agreement with current dates
- Two of the following with the guardian’s name and address: utility bill (water, internet, electric, etc.), tax return, car payment, or pay stub. Address cannot be a P.O. box.
Enrollment Steps
If you are unsure whether you live within the Crown Point Community School Corporation boundaries, you can check your address using our eligibility tool. CPCSC does not offer enrollment for students outside our district.
More Information
FINAL REGISTRATION & Practice Bus Ride
The final step to prepare your child for kindergarten requires completing annual registration in late July via PowerSchool. Keep an eye on district communications for registration information and instructions. Online registration is required every year and includes verification of student information and electronic signatures on financial forms and CPCSC policies.
Just before school begins, you and your kindergartener will be invited to take a practice ride on the school bus to and from the bus stop and school. Each school will also hold welcome events in August.
School Supplies
Supplies for elementary students are included in their annual registration/textbook fees. However, CPCSC elementary schools request that each student has the following:
- Backpack (no wheels, please)
- Pencil case
- Chromebook case cover (strongly recommended, Chromebook dimensions are 12 x 9 inches)
- Headphones or earbuds
- Reusable water bottle
Early Entrance
Parents/guardians requesting early entrance to kindergarten for their child with a birthday between August 2 and August 31 should submit a written request to the Director of Elementary Education, Dr. Nick Ciochina, no later than June 1 preceding the school year of requested enrollment. Early entrance for children born after August 31 is not considered.
The written request must include:
- Student Information (Full Name, Date of Birth, Address)
- Parent/Guardian Information and Contact Information
- Reasons for Request
- Supporting Documentation including Preschool Progress Report and Teacher Recommendation
After considering the written request, the Director of Elementary Education will follow up on any potential next steps.
Before & After School Child Care
CPCSC offers a before and after school child care program at each elementary before school from 6:00-9:00 a.m. and after school from 3:45-6:00 p.m. On scheduled e-learning days, child care will be available from 6:00 a.m. – 6:00 p.m. at select schools.
More information is available during annual summer registration on our website.
Special Education Services
Child Find is a program to identify, locate and evaluate all children who are suspected of having a disability. Any individual (parent, teacher, principal) that suspects an incoming kindergartner may have a disability and could benefit from special education services should initiate a referral by contacting the the building principal to share specific student concerns.
The Crown Point Community School Corporation:
- establishes, maintains, and implements written procedures that ensure the location, identification, and evaluation of all students three (3) years of age, through twenty-two (22) years of age, and who are in need of special education and related services, regardless of the severity of their disabilities, including students who:
- who reside within the boundaries of the Crown Point Community School Corporation;
- attend a non public school, are served by an agency, or live in an institution located within the jurisdiction of the public agency:
- are homeless as defined at 511 IAC 7-32-46;
- are wards of the state;
- are highly mobile students, including migrant students;
Furthermore, the CPCSC Department of Exceptional Education, in meeting its child find responsibilities:
- accepts referrals from all agencies;
- accepts referrals from parents;
- informs local physicians about CPCSC’s responsibility to serve preschool children;
- informs all major child care providers about the referral process;
- accepts referrals from private schools; and
- provides referral information to local elementary schools.
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