New Student registration

Our mission is to graduate all students college, career, and community ready.

Let's Register!

Step 1: Register online.

If this is your first time registering a student in the Kaneland School District, access our New Family Registration in the Infinite Campus Parent Portal.

Step 2: Make an appointment to visit your neighborhood school.

We have the phone numbers and addresses listed at the bottom of this page.
At this appointment, you will present the documents listed below and sign documents to complete your kindergarten student's registration.
- If you are unsure what your neighborhood school is, visit our Boundary webpage. You can use our school boundaries map to find which boundary you reside in.

Step 3: Visit your neighborhood school with the following documents.

Proof of residence (details and examples below)
Student's birth certificate (original with seal), Visa or Passport. Official birth certificates are issued by the county clerk in the county in which your child was born. Hospital certificates are not acceptable.

Health Requirements

The State of Illinois School Code requires a physical examination of all children within one year of entering Kindergarten.

You are advised to schedule your student's exam as soon as possible. Completed forms should be returned to the school's health office by the first day of school.

The health history portion must be completed by the parent or guardian and SIGNED. Please include any allergies or medical conditions.

According to state law, the physical must include the diabetes screening, a lead assessment, physical examination results, and a listing of dates immunizations were completed. We suggest you keep a copy of the physical for your personal records. By law, a student will be excluded from school if these requirements are not met by October 15th.

For families who might find these requirements a financial burden, please call the school's health office for assistance. Immunizations are available from the Kane County Health Department: call 630-264-7665 to make an appointment.

To be considered up to date with immunizations, the kindergarten student must have the following noted on the Certificate of Child Health Examination form:

DPT - four or more doses with the last being a booster, on or After the fourth birthday.
POLIO - four doses, with the last being a booster, on or After the fourth birthday.
HEPATITIS B - three doses, first two doses received no less than 4 weeks apart, and third dose at least 2 months from second as well as at least 4 months from first.
VARICELLA (chicken pox) - two doses; the first one received on or After the first birthday and the second no less than 28 days after, OR documentation of having had the disease.
MMR - two doses with the first dose received on or After the first birthday, and the second no less than 28 days after.

Kindergarten students are also required by law to submit proof of a completed DENTAL exam and VISION exam.

If your child should require any medication during the school day, a Kaneland Medication Authorization form must be completed and signed by the parent and physician.

Proof of Residency Info

As proof of student residency, at least one document listed in Category A or at least two documents listed in Category B must be brought to the school.

Category A – Attach a copy of at least one of the following documents:

Signed lease for my residence showing an occupancy date on or before date of student registration.
Signed real estate contract showing closing date.
A closing statement for the purchase of residence showing a closing date on or before date of student registration.
A home construction contract showing expected completion date.*
An affidavit from the owner of my residence stating that I reside at the residence on a full -time basis.

Category B – Attach a copy of at least two of the following documents:

Driver’s license
Gas or electric bill
Public Aid card
Voter Registration card
Home/Apartment Insurance Certificate
Automobile registration from the State of Illinois

*Note: Residence status must be determined. Please contact Jackie Bogan, Ed.D., M.S. Ed, CSBO; Assistant Superintendent at 630-365-5111.

McKinney-Vento Act: Homeless Children & Youth

Who are they?

A McKinney-Vento eligible child is one who lacks a fixed, regular and adequate nighttime living situation. In general, children or youth living in motels, transitional housing, shelters, the streets, cars, abandoned buildings, and other inadequate accommodations are considered eligible for McKinney-Vento services. This includes the following groups:

Children in Shelters
Doubled-up Children (living with another family due to lack of a permanent residence)
Children living in Motels due to lack of alternative adequate living situation
Migratory Children (if accommodations are not fit for habitation)
Runaways (children who have run away from home and live in a shelter or inadequate accommodations, even if parents are willing to provide a home)
Lockouts (children whose parents or guardians will not permit them to live at home)
These last two categories are UHY, child not in the physical custody of their guardian and lacking a fixed, regular and adequate place.

What are their rights?

The Education for Homeless Children and Youth program, as part of the McKinney-Vento Homeless Assistance Act ensures homeless children the right to:

choose either to stay in the school of origin (school last attended or school attended when child lost permanent housing) or attend the school serving the area they are temporarily staying. Their Caregiver makes the choice.
immediate enrollment even if medical or other records cannot be produced at time of enrollment
receive assistance with transportation if needed
priority to preschool programs for eligible youngsters
free lunch and fee waivers

If you think you might qualify for McKinney-Vento services please contact your school, or the McKinney-Vento Liaison listed below. They will also have information on local community Resources.

Dr. Jackie Bogan

School: (630)-365-5111 ext. 71122

School Info

Elementary Schools:

Kaneland John Stewart Elementary
817 Prairie Valley Street
Elburn, IL 60119
Phone (630) 365-8170

Kaneland John Shields Elementary
85 Main Street
Sugar Grove, IL 60554
Phone (630) 466-8500

Kaneland Blackberry Creek Elementary
1122 S. Anderson Road Elburn, IL 60119
Phone (630) 365-1122

Kaneland McDole Elementary School
2901 Foxmoor Drive
Montgomery, IL 60538
Phone (630) 897-1961

Middle & High School:

Kaneland Harter Middle School
1601 Esker Dr
Sugar Grove, IL 60554
(630)466-8400

Kaneland High School
47W326 Keslinger Rd
Maple Park, IL 60151
(630) 365-5100

Special Education

Kaneland provides a full continuum of special education services to meet the needs of students between the ages of 3 and 21.

If your child has an IEP, 504 Plan or Health Care Plan, please provide a copy of the most recent paperwork when registering at your new school. For more information about special education programming in District 302, visit our Special Education page

New families who prefer to fill out paper registration forms can use the link below. Please download, print, complete, and return the registration packets to the school where your child will attend.

Printable Registration Packet