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Enrollment guidelines

Enrollments will only be completed online and through email at this time because of COVID-19 restrictions. All enrollment questions and required documents can be sent to ReBecca Frakes.

You will need the following to enroll your student:

1. Lease/deed containing parent/guardian’s name

2. Current utility bill containing parent/guardian’s name

3. Student birth certificate (if coming from outside of Fayette County Public Schools)

4. Social Security card for KEES college funds (optional)

5. Current Kentucky immunization certificate -- All out of state or country certificates must be transferred to a Kentucky certificate.

6. TB skin test -- if coming from outside of the United States, completed and read in the United States.

7. ESL testing -- if your student is coming from outside of the United States and your home language is something other than English, please call Martha Rodriguez at (859) 381-4179 for testing.

8. Transcript from previous school if coming from outside of Fayette County Public Schools

9. Guardian photo ID

10. Complete the online enrollment

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Theatre students devise inventive ‘Cardboard Stories’

Playfully stacking boxes with her 5-year-old at home inspired theatre director Amie Kisling to challenge her Lafayette High School students to design a sort of pandemic pantomime performance. The result is an entertaining nonverbal play called “Cardboard Stories: Thinking outside the Box,” which the group videotaped for online distribution. “You made a piece. You created it from nothing! You made a show that makes me laugh every time,” an exuberant Kisling told the cast during the final rehearsal. “We literally said ‘Build a fort,’ and this whole beautiful story came out of it.” (Read the full story on the district website)

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