How do I register my student to enroll in the Freehold Regional HS District?

Parents are asked to contact the school guidance office to schedule a registration appointment. Schools cannot be entered without an appointment because of security.

Colts Neck HS: 732-761-0190 ext. 1030

Freehold HS: 732-431-8360  ext. 2031

Freehold Township HS: 732-431-8460  ext. 3034

Howell HS: 732-919-2131 ext. 4033

Manalapan HS: 732-792-7200 ext. 5037

Marlboro HS: 732-617-8393 ext. 6033

(If you need clarification about which school you register your child at, contact Bruce Henecker at bhenecker@frhsd.com or 732-792-7300 ext. 8522.)

What do I need to have to register my student?

• transcript 

• grades at the time of withdrawal

• health records

• CST records, if applicable

• birth certificate

• 3 proofs of residency (including a lease or mortgage)

What do I do if I need to change my child's official mailing address, email, or phone #?

• For email and phone number changes, please email your child's counselor.

• If your mailing address has changed, print out and fill out this Change Address form. Fax or email scanned form back to your child's school (see your school's guidance site for contact information) along with providing 3 scanned documents as proof of the new residence (i.e. utility bills, signed lease, closing papers, etc.).

• In the case of joint custody, the Freehold Regional High School District will only provide transportation to one address.

How do I log into the Genesis Parent Portal?

• When a new student is registered, an email is sent to the parent with log-on information. 

• If you have not received an email with log-on information for your new student, click here. 

• If you are a parent and can't remember your Genesis log-on information, click on the "Forgot My Password" button on the sign-in page of Genesis.

• To reach the Genesis Parent Portal, click here.

• Once a parent account is created by logging in, students can also log in to the parent portal using their school log-on information (i.e. the username and password they use to log on to their Chromebooks, etc.). Students should NOT click on the "Request an account" or "Forgot My Password" on the Genesis homepage if they are having difficulties logging on. Instead, see a guidance secretary for help.

What information is available on the Genesis Parent Portal?

• Everything from schedules to grades to bus information to fines to attendance to discipline to necessary forms can be found on the Genesis Parent Portal.

• A full reference sheet guide can be found here.

How do I know who my student's school counselor is?

Parents can login to Genesis Parent Portal and the student's school counselor's name is located on the Summary tab.

How does Freehold Regional HS District's Rotating Block Schedule work?

Freehold Regional has a 7-day (A-G days) rotating block schedule. Each student has seven total classes (or the equivalent) each marking period but only meets five of those class periods each day. Each period is 67 minutes long with 5 minutes of passing time. All students have the same unit lunch of 35 minutes.

To see the bell schedules for the early (Freehold Boro, Howell, & Manalapan) and late (Colts Neck, Freehold Township, & Marlboro) schools click here.

To see the Rotating Block Schedule for the full year click here.

Students can see their daily schedule and print out their rotating schedule from the Genesis Parent Portal. 

What if I have questions about the school or district's rules and procedures? 

Each school adheres to the rules and policies adopted by the Freehold Regional Board of Education. These policies are located in the District Handbook

What do I do if I feel my student needs accommodations or modifications to the curriculum?

The first step would be to contact your child's school counselor. They can provide a referral for the student to be classified for an Individualized Education Plan (IEP) or be given 504 accommodations.

What do I do if I think my student may be using drugs or alcohol?

The Freehold Regional High School District's Student Assistance Program works to promote a safe and drug free environment, empower students to grow in the face of challenges, match student needs with support services, and provide prevention information and activities for students, staff and the community. Visit our Student Assistance Counselor's page for contact information.

What do I do if my student feels that they are being harassed, intimidated, or bullied?

All of the high schools will facilitate approaches and initiatives to create school-wide conditions to prevent harassment, intimidation, and bullying. The district has a comprehensive plan in place to address potential bullying incidents. Please visit our page on Harassment, Intimidation, and Bullying (HIB) for more information.

How does my child get working papers? 

New Jersey law requires all workers under the age of 18 to obtain working papers for employment.

This process is now all online---more information can be found on this handout.

Go directly to this link to get started.

What are the FRHSD Magnet & International Baccalaurate (IB) Programs?

Go to the FRHSD Magnet Program site to learn more about applying to one of our Magnet Programs in the fall of 8th grade.

Go to the International Baccalaureate (IB) Diploma Programme site to learn more about applying to one of our IB programs.

When should my student start college or career planning? 

Students should start discussing possible post-high school plans with their school counselors each year when choosing their classes each year. Please check out our College Planning and Career Planning pages for more information.

What is SCOIR? 

SCOIR is the online college and career planning platform that the Freehold Regional High School District uses. It helps students research careers and colleges, as well as apply to college. Visit our SCOIR tutorials page for more information.

How do I request a copy of my transcript? 

To request a transcript for former students, complete and submit the Graduate Transcript Request Form via fax or email to your former school. (Visit your specific school's guidance page for fax and email information.)

The School Liaison is the primary point of contact between the military installation, the local schools and school districts, transitioning families, and the community at large. The Navy School Liaison (SL) program helps installation and regional commanders’ work with state departments and local school districts to foster awareness of the stressors on military families brought about by frequent transitions and extended deployments. These education professionals are located on all major Navy installations and serve as linkages between all military families and schools. Parents, educators and community members are encouraged to contact their local School Liaison. 

Need information? Email ida.m.westjones.naf@us.navy.mil