Enroll now for the 2025-26 school year!
Residency These instructions are for children who reside in our school district. If your child lives outside our district, visit our Schools of Choice page.
Age Children must be 5 on or before Sept. 1, 2025, to enroll in kindergarten or young kindergarten for the 2025-26 school year. Children turning 5 by Dec. 1, 2025, are also eligible with a parent waiver.
First Week Aug. 18-20, 2025, will be half days for kindergartners (
see letter). Thursday will be their first full day. After that, follow the regular
academic calendar.
Kindergarten Overview Full-day kindergarten is offered every day in every elementary school. All day, every day young kindergarten is available but may not be at every school. See our
young kindergarten FAQ.
Midyear Transfers Enrollment for 2024-25 is open to children in our district who turned 5 on Sept. 1, 2024 (or Dec. 1 with a waiver). Tap "Enroll Now" link below.
Who does not need to enroll?
- If your child attended Grandville Public Schools' young kindergarten, you do not need to re-enroll.
- If your child attended Grandville Public Schools' preschool, use your existing PowerSchool parent portal account to enroll. Do not complete the enrollment form linked below. Log in to your PowerSchool account, click "Forms" on the left and complete all forms under the "Enrollment" tab.
All other parents and guardians should start by completing the pre-enrollment form available here:
After completing the form above, please check your email (including junk/spam) within 24 hours for further instructions to complete your enrollment.
Forms As you move through the enrollment process, you'll find the necessary forms and information. Below is a helpful preview of the items you'll need:
- certified birth certificate with seal
- age waiver, if applicable
- most recent immunization record is required (see board policy)
- two forms of proof of residency in our school district (check your property tax records if you're unsure of your district). A driver's license or cell phone, internet or cable bill cannot be used as proof. Acceptable proof includes two of the following:
- a recent utility bill (gas, electric or water)
- property tax bill
- lease or mortgage
- renters or homeowners insurance
- hearing and vision results from preschool or county
- IEP/special education paperwork, if applicable
- health appraisal form
- oral health form