If you live within the school district and are the parent or adult with whom the child regularly lives, then the school district is required by law to provide your child with an education.
You will have to prove your identity and the child’s identity, that you live within the district, and that the child has had proper medical care.
1. Submit the child’s birth certificate
School districts are required by law to ask for a certified copy of a birth certificate of every newly enrolled child. If a birth certificate is unavailable, then other proof of the child's identity and age is required. You will also have to make a sworn statement explaining why the birth certificate cannot be produced.
2. Prove the undocumented child’s residency
If you do not have a driver’s license or state identification card, there are other ways to prove your residency. You just need to show that you live within the district’s boundaries.
Some examples of alternate identification include: