Re-Enrollment for Returning Students

Re-enrollment for returning students is a two-part process.  

Step 1: Online Registration

Families will be provided with a link and unique snapcode for each enrolling student to complete registration online via e-mail in February 2023. You are not required to upload health certificates or immunization records to complete registration; however, you are required to submit by August 2023 if current records are expired.

Step 2:  Re-enrollment Documents

Collect and submit the documents below.  

Identification Documents

• Parent/Guardian State Issued Identification

• Proof of guardianship, if applicable*

Health and Wellness Documents

• Universal Health Certificate completed by a medical provider

• Oral Health Assessment completed by a medical provider

• Asthma Action Plan, if applicable

• Medication and Medical Procedure Treatment Plan completed by a medical provider, if applicable

• Anaphylaxis Plan, if applicable

Step 3: Submit your Residency Verification via email -OR- in person!

Families will be able to complete enrollment by submitting Residency Verification documents online, OR in person with a Family Engagement or Enrollment Team member.

To complete Residency Verification, please submit a digital copy or a clear photo of your proof of residency to enroll@meridian-dc.org along with your student’s name and grade level. Please allow up to 3 business days for review. Once proof of residency is reviewed and accepted, a member of the Enrollment Team will send you a link to the Residency Verification form (available in English, Spanish, Amharic, Vietnamese, Chinese, French, and Korean) for your digital signature.

Valid documentation of DC Residency: The District of Columbia may use whatever legal means it has at its disposal to verify residency. Providing false information or documentation may result in the payment of retroactive tuition, withdrawal from school, and referral to the DC Office of the Attorney General for prosecution. The chart to the right displays valid documentation of DC residency ——->

If the enrolling person or student is experiencing homelessness or is a ward of the District, appropriate information may need to be provided to an Enrollment Team member.   

Note:  Expired documentation will not be accepted as proof of residency; contact an Enrollment Team Member for more details

For more information or assistance, you may contact an Enrollment Team or Family Engagement member below.