Radnor School District 2017-2018 Registration Packets Now Available

The Radnor Township School District has released registration packets for the 2017-2017 school year for parents and guardians of students in Kindergarten through 12th grade.

The packets are available for download online and also in the various schools' offices, the district said.

Parents and guardians of new Kindergarten and elementary students are invited to visit their respective elementary school – either Ithan, Radnor, or Wayne elementary – between 8:30 a.m. and 11:30 a.m. and between 12:30 p.m. and 3:30 p.m. on Thursday, March 9 and Friday, March 10.

While visiting the schools, parents and guardians will be able to drop off their completed registration packet, as well as all other required materials, which are listed below. Visiting parents and guardians will also be able to pick up a packet to complete at the in-person registration events. District staff will be on hand to help answer registration-related questions, the district said.

Registering a student requires:

• the completed registration packet;
• a student's health information, including documentation that the student's immunizations are up-to-date signed by a physician;
• the student's original birth certificate;
• proof of residency:
  • one of the following: original lease, mortgage payment book or agreement of sale followed by copy of settlement papers;
  • and two of the following: a valid driver’s license, a valid vehicle owners card, a utility bill, a pay check stub, a tax bill and/or sewer bill.

School tours or other activities will not be held during the in-person registration days, as these days are solely for dropping off and/or completing registrations for the 2017-18 school year, the district said.

New Radnor High School and Radnor Middle School parents can contact the schools' main offices – (610) 293-0855 and (610) 386-6300, respectively – for more information on registration.

Download a registration packet online here.

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