Online Enrollment Notice
We are excited to welcome you to the Yucaipa-Calimesa Joint Unified School District! For your convenience, and to enhance the health and safety of all, you may enroll your child in school using this online enrollment feature. If you need assistance, our school offices are open during normal business hours.
TK/Kindergarten Registration
3 months ago
Transitional Kindergarten and Kindergarten
Registration Information
2021-2022
Transitional Kindergarten and Kindergarten registration packets for the 2021-2022 school year will be accepted beginning March 1, 2021, for Calimesa, Chapman Heights, Dunlap, Ridgeview, Valley, and Wildwood Elementary Schools. The anticipated start date of the 2021-2022 school year is August 12, 2021. Kindergarten registration forms for Competitive Edge Charter School (CECA) have been accepted through a separate registration process.
Parents can register their students for kindergarten or TK using our Aeries Online Enrollment portal. After submitting the online enrollment, parents will be contacted by the school to come in and complete the registration process by showing verification of the child's age, residency, immunization, and parent's identification.
Kindergarten information | Children must be five years or older on or before September 1, 2021, to be eligible for school registration.
TK information | Any child who turns 5 during the 2021-22 School Year is eligible to enter Transitional Kindergarten beginning August.
Parents must present proof of the child's age to register their children. Evidence of the child's age may include:
1. A certified copy of a birth certificate or a statement by the local registrar or county recorder
certifying the date of birth
2. A duly attested baptism certificate
3. A passport
4. When none of the above documents are obtainable, an affidavit of the parent/guardian
5. Other means prescribed by the Board
Proof of residency is required for registration. Evidence of residency may be established by documentation showing the name and address of the parent/guardian within the YCJUSD district boundaries, including any of the following:
1. A utility service contract, statement, or payment receipt(water, gas, electric or trash)
2. Rental property contract, lease, or payment receipt
3. Paystub
4. Property Tax Payment Receipt
5. Voter registration
6. Correspondence from a government agency
7. Declaration of residency executed by the student's parent/guardian
Parents also need to bring records of their student's past immunizations, serious diseases and injuries. California state law requires students entering Kindergarten to complete immunizations for diphtheria, tetanus, whooping cough, polio, measles (rubella and rubeola), mumps, hepatitis B, and varicella.
Parents may take their children to the San Bernardino County Department of Public Health Clinic at 351 N. Mt. View, San Bernardino. Immunizations to satisfy all state requirements will be available for $10. The telephone number is (800) 722-4777. Children without required immunizations cannot be registered.
All first-graders should have a physical examination completed prior to the first day of school. A physical administered within 18 months prior to the first day of school for first graders will be accepted.
Students from families without health insurance, or who have Medi-cal, can get physicals through the San Bernardino County Health Department. Information can be obtained by telephoning (800) 880-5305.
For further information call the Yucaipa-Calimesa Joint Unified School District at (909) 797-0174 or the school site closest to you.
Names, addresses, and telephone numbers of the elementary schools serving students in the Yucaipa-Calimesa Joint Unified School District are:
| Calimesa Elementary School | 13523 Second Street | (909) 790-8570 |
| Chapman Heights Elementary School | 33692 Cramer Road | (909) 790-8080 |
| Dunlap Elementary School | 32870 Avenue E | (909) 797-5171 |
| Ridgeview Elementary School | 11021 Sunnyside Drive | (909) 790-3270 |
| Valley Elementary School | 12333 Eighth Street | (909) 797-1125 |
| Wildwood Elementary School | 35972 Susan Street | (909) 790-8521 |
Información de Inscripción
para Kinder Transicional y Kinder
2021-2022
Los formularios de inscripción para Kinder Transicional (TK) y Kinder para el año escolar 2021-2022 serán aceptados a partir del 1ro de marzo de 2021 para las escuelas primarias Calimesa, Chapman Heights, Dunlap, Ridgeview, Valley y Wildwood. La fecha de inicio anticipada para el año escolar 2021-2022 es el 12 de agosto de 2021. Los formularios de inscripción de kinder para Competitive Edge Charter Academy (CECA) han sido aceptados a través de un proceso de inscripción separado.
Los padres pueden registrar a sus estudiantes para el Kinder o TK utilizando nuestro portal de inscripción en línea Aeries. Despues de enviar la inscriptcion en linea, la escuela se pondrá en contacto con los padres para que ingresen y completen el proceso de registro al mostrar la verificación de la edad del niño, la residencia, las vacunas y la identificación de los padres.
Información de Kinder | Los niños de kinder deberan tener cinco años o más el 1º de septiembre de 2021 o antes, para ser elegibles para la inscripción escolar.
Información de Kinder Transicional | Cualquier niño que cumpla 5 años durante el año escolar 2021-22 es elegible para ingresar al kínder de transición a partir de agosto.
Los padres deben presentar prueba de la edad del niño para registrar a sus hijos. La evidencia de la edad del niño puede incluir:
1. Una copia certificada de un certificado de nacimiento o una declaración del registrador local o del registrador del condado que certifique la fecha de nacimiento
2. Un certificado de bautismo debidamente atestiguado
3. Un pasaporte
4. Cuando no se pueda obtener ninguno de los documentos anteriores, una declaración jurada del padre/tutor
5. Otros medios prescritos por la Junta
Se requiere prueba de residencia para el registro. La evidencia de residencia puede establecerse mediante documentación que muestre el nombre y la dirección del padre / tutor dentro de los límites del distrito de YCJUSD, incluyendo cualquiera de los siguientes:
1. Un contrato de servicios públicos, estado de cuenta o recibo de pago (agua, gas, electricidad o
basura)
2. Contrato de propiedad de alquiler, arrendamiento o recibo de pago
3. Recibo de sueldo
4. Recibo de pago de impuestos a la propiedad
5. Registro de votantes
6. Correspondencia de una agencia gubernamental
7. Declaración de residencia ejecutada por el padre/tutor del estudiante
Los padres también deben traer registros de las inmunizaciones pasadas de sus estudiantes, enfermedades graves y lesiones. La ley del estado de California exige que los estudiantes que ingresan al Kínder completen las vacunas contra la difteria, el tétano, la tos ferina, el polio, el sarampión (rubéola), las paperas, la hepatitis B y la varicela.
Los padres pueden llevar a sus hijos a la Clínica del Departamento de Salud Pública del Condado de San Bernardino al 351 N. Mt. Ver, San Bernardino. Las vacunas para satisfacer todos los requisitos estatales estarán disponibles por $ 10. El número de teléfono es (800) 722-4777. Los niños sin inmunizaciones requeridas no pueden registrarse.
Todos los estudiantes de primer grado deben completar un examen físico antes del primer día de clases. Se aceptará un examen físico administrado dentro de los 18 meses anteriores al primer día de clases para los estudiantes de primer grado.
Los estudiantes de familias sin seguro médico, o que tienen Medi-cal, pueden obtener exámenes físicos a través del Departamento de Salud del Condado de San Bernardino. La información se puede obtener llamando por teléfono al (800) 880-5305.
Para más información, llame al Distrito Escolar Unificado de Yucaipa-Calimesa al (909) 797-0174 o al sitio escolar más cercano a usted.
Los nombres, direcciones y números de teléfono de las escuelas primarias que sirven a los estudiantes en el Distrito Escolar Unificado de Yucaipa-Calimesa son:
| Escuela Primaria Calimesa | 13523 Second Street | (909) 790-8570 |
| Escuela Primaria Chapman Heights | 33692 Cramer Road | (909) 790-8080 |
| Escuela Primaria Dunlap | 32870 Avenue E | (909) 797-5171 |
| Escuela Primaria Ridgeview | 11021 Sunnyside Drive | (909) 790-3270 |
| Escuela Primaria Valley | 12333 Eighth Street | (909) 797-1125 |
| Escuela Primaria Wildwood | 35972 Susan Street | (909) 790-8521 |
Parents FAQ
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Who is the Board of Education and what does it do? | |||||||||
The Yucaipa-Calimesa Joint Unified School District Board of Education consists of five board members who represent the entire community. Board members are elected to four-year terms. The board elects one member to serve as president for one year beginning each December. The president is the board's presiding officer, with the clerk of the board serving in this capacity in the president's absence. The Board of Education also serves as the governing Board for Competitive Edge Charter Academy (CECA). The governing board of the school district holds regular meetings to direct the district's educational programs, make required decisions, and establish policy for the district. All regular meetings of the Board of Education are open to the public in accordance with State law. Meetings are held on the second and fourth Tuesday of each month at 6:30 p.m. in the board room at 12797 Third Street in Yucaipa, California, unless otherwise stated. Regular CECA Board meetings are held prior to the YCJUSD Board meetings at 5:00 p.m. unless otherwise posted. Agendas for Board of Education meetings are posted on the web site, and minutes of all board meetings and summaries of important actions are available to the public upon request.
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Who is the Superintendent of schools and what does he/she do?
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The local superintendent of schools, Cali Binks, is the educational advisor and executive officer of the Board of Education. It is the superintendent's responsibility to implement board policy and manage the day-to-day operations of the school district. Duties include the development of curriculum, delivery of instruction, making of recommendations regarding personnel, and preparation of the school budget. The superintendent has three assistant superintendents: one for educational services; one for human resources, and one for business services. | |||||||||
Who are the teachers and how are they qualified to teach my child? | |||||||||
The district has approximately 9,800 students, 450 certificated staff members (teachers, counselors, and certificated administration) and 301 classified staff members (support personnel and classified managers). With approximately 800 employees, the school district is the largest employer in the Yucaipa Valley. The goal of the district is to provide highly qualified teachers for all students. Teachers are recruited locally, throughout California and throughout the United States. During their tenure with the district, opportunities are provided for teachers to enhance their skills through staff development. Teachers are encouraged to continue their formal education by providing salary increments for additional degrees and salary increases are also based upon longevity. Mentor teachers are selected by their peers to provide additional support to teachers by providing in-class assistance as well as development of curriculum.
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