8th Grade Residency Verification
FEEDER SCHOOLS
If you are the Parent or Guardian of an 8th grade student currently attending one of our feeder Middle Schools (Hyde, Miller, Kennedy, Cupertino, Sunnyvale, Lawson, Columbia or Mc Auliffe), please click on the following link for important residency information:
Feeder School Residency Information
PRIVATE/OTHER SCHOOLS
If you are the Parent or Guardian of an 8th grade student currently attending a private school or a middle school not listed above, please click on the following link for important residency information:
Current 10th Grade Residency Verification
If you are the parent of legal guardian of a current 10th Grade student in our district, then please click on the following link for more information about our residency verification process.
A Brief History
In January 2005 the Fremont Union High School District began a residency verification effort to ensure that our schools are reserved for only those students who are valid residents within the District boundaries.
Our District receives funding directly from property taxes paid by our community residents with no funds provided by the state based on enrollment. Our residency verification process ensures that every tax dollar of our community is used to support the students who actually live in our attendance area.
As part of this effort, we have implemented the following actions: increased the documentation required to enroll a student in the district, required residency verification for continuing students, instituted home visits to insure student/family are living where listed, created an anonymous Residency Tip Line, educated all staff members on importance of residency and much more.
New Students & Families
Though still focused on verifying each student's residency within our District boundries, the Enrollment and Residency Center also serves as a welcoming place for new students and their families enrolling in the District. Manager Julie Darwish and Senior Clerical Assistant Susan Magana warmly welcome those new to the District and provide them with transition information and support. Their focus is on personalizing the enrollment of each student and family by connecting them to any needed support services and helping them acclimate to the social and cultural environment of their new school community.
