Q & A
What’s required to register a student in school? Can schools require birth certificates and Social Security numbers? What if a student doesn’t have them?
Answer: Four different proofs are required to register a student: of health-related exams, immunizations, age and residency. Proving health exams and immunizations is done through forms signed by official “health care providers.” Proving age and residency can be done in a variety of ways. Read more…
Source: John Roska, The News Gazette - July 27, 2014
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