To submit this form, follow these instructions: Complete all required fields accurately. Review the form to ensure no information is missing or incorrect. Submit the form via email to admissions@challenger.edu, fax it to 123-456-7890, or use the online submission form available on the Challenger School website. For physical submission, mail the completed form to Challenger School Admissions, 123 Education Lane, School City, State, Zip Code. It's recommended to keep a copy of the submitted form for your records.

Key dates for the 2024-2025 school year are found throughout the handbook. Admissions deadlines and program-specific dates are crucial for timely submissions. Be sure to review all sections to stay informed.

The purpose of the Challenger School Handbook is to provide comprehensive information to parents about the school's policies, enrollment procedures, and general guidelines. It ensures that all families are well-informed about the school's expectations and requirements. This handbook serves as a reliable reference for a smooth and successful school experience.

• 1. Parent Information: Includes fields for the name, contact information, and signature of the parent or guardian.
• 2. Student Information: Requires details such as the student's name, grade level, and birthdate.
• 3. Acknowledgment of Policies: Parents must read and acknowledge understanding of school policies by signing the form.
• 4. Enrollment Agreement: Parents agree to the terms and conditions of enrollment, including financial obligations and disciplinary policies.
• 5. Health and Safety Consent: Includes consent for school health procedures and emergency contacts.

Failure to submit this form can result in a delay or loss of student enrollment. Incomplete forms may lead to administrative complications and non-compliance with school policies.

• Enrollment Delay: Without the completed form, the enrollment process cannot proceed, delaying the student's start date.
• Policy Non-Compliance: Failure to submit the form means the school does not have the required acknowledgments and consents, resulting in non-compliance with policies.
• Administrative Issues: Incomplete submissions create administrative challenges, making it difficult to maintain accurate records and communication.

• 1. New Student Enrollment: Used during the initial enrollment of new students to provide necessary information and consent.
• 2. Returning Student Re-Enrollment: Required for re-enrolling returning students, ensuring their information and consents are up-to-date.
• 3. Policy Updates: Used to acknowledge any updates or changes to school policies.
• 4. Health and Safety Procedures: Includes consents for health protocols and emergency contact information.
• 5. Program Participation: Necessary for enrolling students in specific school programs like extended class time or summer programs.