New Kindergarten Registration

Step 1: Create an online enrollment account (this is different than a Parent Portal account) and fill out the applicable registration form:

Click here for 2026-2027 New Student Registration 

 After completing the online registration form (Step 1), families selected an appointment time. During your scheduled 20-minute appointment, you will meet with TES staff to review and submit all required registration documents. Please remember that all required documents must be provided at the appointment to finalize your child’s registration.  

 Online Enrollment is only Step 1. Registration is NOT complete until documents are submitted and the school confirms enrollment.  

Step 2:  Required Documents to be submitted at your registration appointment at Tyngsborough Elementary School at 205 Westford Road, Tyngsborough, MA 01879. 

• Child's birth certificate (an original, not a photocopy; we will make a photocopy and return the original to you).

• Residency Documents  (Click here for the full policy)

• Residency Affidavit

• Copy of Parent(s)/Guardian(s) photo ID

• Records Release

• Home Language Survey

• Developmental History

• Most recent report card/transcript from your student’s previous school (if applicable)

• Copy of signed IEP (if applicable)

• Copy of 504 accommodation plan (if applicable)

• Mass. Parental Notice with one-time consent to allow School District to access MassHealth (Medicaid) Benefits. (Not applicable for all students, but we ask parents/guardians to sign this form for each student.

• Student Health Information Form

• Your child's up-to-date immunization record

The following Massachusetts Department of Public Health Immunization Requirements are needed before your child can enter kindergarten:

• DTaP - Five doses of DTaP.

• Polio - Four doses of polio vaccine.

• MMR - Two doses of MMR.

• Hepatitis B - Three doses of Hepatitis B.

• Varicella - Two doses (or physician-certified reliable history of chickenpox) 

In addition to the above regulations, the Massachusetts Department of Public Health also requires a current physical examination, including a history of lead poisoning screening as well as vision and hearing screening.