To submit the Student Withdrawal Form, you can fax it to the school's administrative office at (858) 755-4361 or email it directly to the registrar at registrar@dmusd.org. Additionally, you may physically drop off the form at the school's main office located at 11232 El Camino Real, San Diego, CA 92130. Ensure all details are filled out completely, and do not forget to include the parent's or guardian's signature.

For the current academic year, all withdrawal forms should be submitted by June 30, 2024, to avoid any penalties. The following year, 2025, submission deadlines remain the same, ensuring timely processing for student transfers.

The Student Withdrawal Form serves to efficiently manage the process of students leaving Del Mar Union School District. Its purpose is to ensure that all necessary information is collected for an organized transition to a new school setting. Moreover, it helps schools maintain accurate records and facilitates a smooth flow of student information to the next educational institution.

• 1. School: The name of the school the student is withdrawing from.
• 2. Teacher: The teacher assigned to the student.
• 3. Student's Name: The full name of the student.
• 4. Date of Birth: The birth date of the student.
• 5. Grade: The current grade level of the student.
• 6. Withdrawal Date: The date the withdrawal is effective.
• 7. Parent/Guardian Name: The name of the parent or guardian completing the form.
• 8. Telephone: Contact telephone number for the parent or guardian.
• 9. Forwarding Address: New address to which records should be sent.
• 10. Reason for Withdrawal: Reason for the student's withdrawal from the school.
• 11. Name of New School: The name of the new school if applicable.
• 12. School Address: Address of the new school, if known.
• 13. City, State, Zip Code: City, state, and zip code for the new school.
• 14. Telephone: Contact number of the new school, if available.
• 15. Fax: Fax number of the new school, if available.
• 16. IEP Status: Indicates if the student has an active IEP.
• 17. 504 Plan: Indicates if the student has a 504 Plan.
• 18. Parent/Guardian Signature: Signature of the parent or guardian.
• 19. Date: The date when the form is signed.

Failing to submit the Student Withdrawal Form may lead to complications in the student's educational transition. Without this form, the receiving school may not process the student's records appropriately. Furthermore, this may affect the student's eligibility for enrollment in the new institution.

• Delayed Transfer: Without timely submission, the student's transfer to a new school may be delayed.
• Record Inaccuracy: Failure to provide accurate withdrawal information could lead to discrepancies in educational records.
• Loss of Services: Certain educational services may not be provided if withdrawal is not officially recorded.
• School Notification Issues: The new school may not be notified of the student's enrollment status without the form.
• Impact on Enrollment: The lack of the form could affect the student's enrollment in the new institution.

• 1. Transferring Schools: When a student is moving to a different school, this form is required.
• 2. Relocation: Use this form if the family is relocating to another city or state.
• 3. Change in Educational Needs: If a student's educational needs change, this form will help in the transition.
• 4. Graduation: This form is necessary when a student graduates and plans to continue their education elsewhere.
• 5. Home Schooling: Parents opting for home schooling need to submit this form.