MADISON VIRTUAL ACADEMY STUDENT ENROLLMENT FORM
  • Parents/Guardians of Madison County Virtual Academy Students:

    A full enrollment packet is needed for all MCVA students to ensure all necessay forms are on file in order to complete enrollment and for times when an MCVA student will need to attend in person for scheduled meetings or required testing.  Please complete and submit the following enrollment forms.  

    Thank you.

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  • MADISON COUNTY SCHOOL DISTRICT STUDENT ENROLLMENT

  • (Parent/Guardian: Please note-throughout this enrollment process entering your name in a Parent/Guardian Signature field is considered the equivalent of a handwritten signature)

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  • Household Information

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  • Household members living at this address:

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  • Notice of Expulsion/Conviction In Compliance with Board Policy (09.12AP23):

    I affirm that   *   *   :

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  • Legal Guardian Information for:

     

  • Guardian 1 Information - Please use Adult Legal Name

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  • CURRICULUMAND INSTRUCTION                                                  08.2323 AP.21
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        Electronic Access/User Agreement Form       

    CONSENT FOR STUDENT USE


    By signing this form, you hereby accept and agree that your child’s rights to use the electronic and physical resources provided by the District and/or the Kentucky Department of Education (KDE) are subject to the terms and conditions set forth in District policy/procedure. Data stored in relation to such services is managed by the District pursuant to policy 08.2323 and accompanying procedures. You also understand that the e-mail address provided to your child can also be used to access other electronic services or technologies that may or may not be sponsored by the District, which provide features such as online storage, online communications and collaborations, and instant messaging. Use of those services is subject to either standard consumer terms of use or a standard consent model. Data stored in those systems, where applicable, may be managed pursuant to the agreement between KDE and designated service providers or between the end user and the service provider. Before your child can use online services, your child must accept the service agreement and, in certain cases, obtain your consent.

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  • As a student of Madison County Schools, I understand and agree to follow the rules as stated in the Acceptable Use Policy above

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  • As the parent/guardian of the above student, I understand and agree to the Acceptable Use Policy as stated above and referenced in board policy 08.2323 and accompanying procedures (available at www.madison.kyschools.us). I understand that this consent will remain in effect until the student is no longer enrolled in a Madison County school unless I rescind consent in writing.

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  • Madison County Schools Transportation Verification Form

  • Each year at the beginning of school and again in January, the school is required to verify the transportation code for each student. Please verify the correct code for your child and return the completed form to the school office as soon as possible. If not completed by the student or parent/guardian, then a school official (teacher, clerk or other) may interview the student and complete this form for correct data entry.

    The following is an explanation of transportation codes:

    NT= students who are NOT transported by the Madison County School System

    T1= students who are transported by the Madison County School System OVER 1 mile to and from school

    T2= students who are transported by the Madison County School System UNDER 1 mile to and from school

    T3= students who are transported by Madison County School System OVER 1 mile only ONCE daily

    T4= students who are transported by the Madison County School System UNDER 1 mile only ONCE daily

    T5= students who are approved for special transportation accommodations (documentation required in student's IEP)

    If your child’s transportation changes from day to day, please check the code which your child uses

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  • Madison County Schools is committed to nondiscrimination on the basis of race, color, national origin, age, religion, marital status, sex or disability in educational programs, activities and employment as set forth in compliance with federal and state guidelines. Responsibility for coordination of compliance efforts and receipt of inquiries concerning the guidelines above may contact the Director of Human Resources, Madison County Schools 301 Highland Park Dr., Richmond, KY

  • REGULATIONS FOR PUPILS RIDING MADISON COUNTY SCHOOL BUSES

  • THE PRIVILEGE OF ANY PUPIL TO RIDE A SCHOOL BUS IS CONDITIONED UPON THEIR GOOD BEHAVIOR AND OBSERVANCE OF THE FOLLOWING RULES AND REGULATIONS. ANY PUPIL WHO VIOLATES ANY OF THESE RULES OR REGULATIONS WILL BE REPORTED TO THE PRINCIPAL OF THE SCHOOL WHICH THE PUPIL ATTENDS FOR NECESSARY CORRECTIVE ACTION.

    1.  The driver is in full charge of the bus and the pupils. Pupils shall obey the driver courteously and promptly.

    2.  Pupils shall occupy the space designated for them by the driver.

    3.  Pupils shall be on time, the bus cannot wait for those who are not on time.

    4.  Pupils are never to stand in the road while waiting for the bus.

    5.  Pupils are to clean their feet before entering the bus.

    6.  Pupils shall not spit on the bus.

    7.  Pupils are not to throw waste paper or rubbish on the floor of the bus.

    8.  Pupils are not to mar or otherwise deface the bus.

    9.  Pupils are not allowed to carry a knife or any sharp instrument on the bus. If done the driver will take the knife or instrument to the principal’s office.

    10.  Pupils are not to start to school when sick or when any member of the family has a contagious disease.

    11.  The following activities are prohibited at all times:

         a.Improper behavior to include: insolence, disobedience, vulgarity, foul language, fighting, pushing, shoving and similar offensive acts.

         b.The use of tobacco in any form (smoking, chewing, dipping, snuff)

         c. Eating or drinking on the bus

         d. Throwing articles or objects in or from the bus.

         e. Tampering with mechanical equipment, accessories or controls of the bus.

         f. Placing musical instruments or other articles at the door by the driiver.  

         g. Obstructing the aisle in any manner.

         h. Occupying more space in a seat than required.

         i. Opening or closing windows without permission of driver

         j. Toys, electronic games, radios

    12.  Pupils are to avoid unnecessary conversations with the driver

    13.  Pupils at all times are to keep arms and head inside the bus windows.

    14.  Pupils are not to leave the bus without the driver’s consent except at home or at school.

    15.  Pupils are not to leave their seats unless getting on or off the bus unless authorized by the driver.

    16.  Pupils are to respect persons whom they pass on the routes.

    17.  Pupils are to report to the driver at once any damages to the bus.

    18.  Pupils are to walk on the left side of the road, facing the bus and not behind it.

    19.  Pupils who must cross the road after alighting from the school bus shall pass in front of the bus and not behind it.

    20.  The driver shall see that the way is clear before the child is permitted to cross                  the road.

    21.  Should the conduct of a pupil on the bus endanger the lives or morals of other people, and offending pupils to cease such conduct when requested by the driver to do so, it shall be the duty of the driver to put the offender off the bus and report his action to the principal immediately. This should be done only in extreme cases and as a last resort to protect the Principal, Superintendent or Director of Transportation.

    22.  Any pupil who violates any of these rules and regulations may be reported to the principal of the school he or she attends for disciplinary action.

    PARENTS & GUARDIANS: KEEP THESE REGULATIONS DURING THE TIME THE STUDENTS ARE IN SCHOOL.

    WARNING: CLOTHING DRAWSTRINGS AND STRAPS OF ANY KIND CAN BE DANGEROUS AND MAY HANG IN SCHOOL BUS DOORS AND HANDRAILS. REMOVE, SHORTEN OR REPLACE WITH A SAFE TYPE OF FASTENER. PLEASE SIGN BELOW AND RETURN TO THE PRINCIPAL OF THE SCHOOL YOUR CHILD ATTENDS IN ORDER FOR YOUR CHILD TO CONTINUE RIDING THE SCHOOL BUS.

  • For Middle School and High School Students Only:

  • For the Parent or Guardian:

  • I have read and understand the REGULATIONS FOR PUPILS RIDING SCHOOL BUSES and agree, as a passenger to abide by said regulations.

  • Publication Form for Photos,Videos, Interview and Web Publication

    09.14 AP.251 

    PERMISSION FOR MEDIA USE, DISTRICT BROADCAST,WEB OR OTHER PUBLICATION OF STUDENT’S PHOTOGRAPH, LIKENESS, AND/OR VOICE

    Throughout the year, there may be in-school programs, events, assemblies, PTA/PTO events that are open to the public and where large group photographs or videos will be taken by the media and/or school/district staff.


    In addition, to the above situations, there may be times the media (newspaper, television, or radio), school district staff, or students (as part of class projects and activities) may take photographs, audio/videotape students, or interview students individually. The school district may display student pictures and projects in a variety of ways that reasonably portray programs of the Madison County Schools, including pictures of field trips, science fairs, sports events, and other activities appearing in yearbooks or school/district publications. Student likeness and work may also appear on the district website, thereby making it available to the public.


    The school district assumes no responsibility for photographs, audio/videotapes, etc. that may be made by parents or other non-school personnel at public events.

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  • Once signed and dated, this form shall remain in effect throughout the student’s attendance in the building in which his/her grade level is housed and kept on file by the Principal or School Technology Coordinator. However, at any time during the school year, you may amend this form only by notifying the Principal in writing of your request.

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  • Madison County Schools

    Home Language Survey
  • Dear Parent/Guardian:


    The purpose of the home language survey (HLS) is to determine the primary or home language of the student. This information is essential in order for schools to provide meaningful instruction for all students. The HLS is part of the statewide identification process required under Section 3113(b)(2) of the Every Student Succeeds Act (ESSA) and 703 KAR 5:070 and the related Inclusion of Special Populations Guidance.


    The HLS must be given to all students in grades K-12 upon their initial enrollment in the district as a first screening process to identify potential English learner students. The HLS is administered one time, upon initial enrollment in grades K-12 and remains in the student’s cumulative file.


    Please note that the answers to the survey below are student-specific. If a language other than English is recorded for ANY of the required survey questions below, the district is legally obligated to do further assessment of your child to determine if they are eligible for language support.


    Answers will not be used for determining legal status or for immigration purposes. If your child is identified for English language services, you may decline some or all of the services offered to your child.


    If you have any questions on how to complete the HLS, please contact your child’s school.

  • Student Information (required):

  • Student Language Background (required):

  • Language for School Communication (not required):

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  • By signing here, you certify that responses to the four required questions above are specific to your student. You understand that if a language other than English has been identified, your student will be tested to determine if they qualify for language support services, to help them become fluent in English. Students qualifying for language support services are entitled to services as an English learner and will be tested annually to determine their English language proficiency as required by ESSA 1111(b)(2)(G).

  • Work Survey

  • Your child may qualify to receive free supplemental educational services. Please answer the following questions to help us determine your child’s eligibility. Complete one work survey with the names of all your children.  Once completed return to your child's school. A program employee may be in contact with you.

     

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  • Contact Information:

    1145 Berea Road, Richmond, KY 40475, Office: 859-625-6164, Fax:859-623-2644, Staff: Rona Comley, Maria Diaz/Liliana Sanchez, MEP, 2019
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  • Kentucky Parental Notice for One Time Consent to Allow the School District to Access Kentucky Medicaid Benefits

  • School District Name: Madison County Schools

    School/District Contact:Jackie Mahaffey/859-625-6044

    The purpose of this letter is to ask for your permission to release information needed to recover costs from Medicaid for eligible school-based services. Local education agencies in Kentucky have been approved to receive partial reimbursement from Kentucky’s Department for Medicaid Services (DMS) for the costs of certain health-related services provided by the district to your child (or children

    With your permission, the school district will be able to seek partial reimbursement for medically necessary services to Medicaid recipients in accordance with an Individualized Education Program (IEP), an Individual Family Service Plan (IFSP), or are otherwise medically necessary.

    The school district will need to share following types of information about your child: name, date of birth; gender; social security number, Individual Education Plan, Service records and any relevant information. Each year, the district will provide you with notification regarding your permission; you do not need to sign a form every year.

    The school district cannot share information about your child without your permission. When you give permission, please be advised of the following:

    1.This will allow the release of information, for the sole purpose of billing Medicaid services or auditing, to the following agencies: DMS, Kentucky Department of Education (KDE), Kentucky Department for Public Health, Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS), any agency commissioned to audit this program and contractual third-party billing agents.

    2.The school district cannot require you to pay anything towards the cost of your child’s health-related and/or special education services.

    3.This will not affect your child’s available lifetime coverage or other Medicaid benefit; nor will it in any way limit your own family’s use of benefits outside of school. This will not affect your child’s special education services or IEP rights.; and it will not lead to any risk of losing eligibility for other Medicaid or DMS funded programs.

    4.You have the right to change your mind and withdraw your permission at any time.

     

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  • Student Directory Information Notification

    09.14 AP.12
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  • Consistent with the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA), parents (or students 18 or older) may direct the District not to disclose directory information listed below. We are required to disclose a student’s name, address, and telephone number if listed at the request of Armed Forces recruiters and institutions of higher education, unless a parent or student who has reached age 18, requests that this information not be disclosed. Information about the living situation of a homeless student is not considered directory information.

     

    Dear Parent/Eligible Student,


    This letter informs you of your right to direct the District to withhold release of student directory information for students in the Madison County School District. Following is a list of items that the District considers student directory information. If you wish information to be withheld, please contact the school principal in writing specifying which directory information should not be released. The right to opt-out of directory information changes from parent to student upon the student;s eighteenth (18) birthday. Please be advised that parents cannot prevent the school from using directory information on District-issued ID cards or badges.


    If we receive no response within thirty (30) days of the date of this letter, all student directory information will be subject to release without your consent. If you return a letter within the first thirty (30) days, we will withhold the directory information consistent with your written directions, unless disclosure is otherwise required or permitted by law. Once there has been an opt-out of directory information disclosure, the District will continue to honor that opt-out until the parent or the eligible student rescinds it, even after the student is no longer in attendance.

     

    Directory information released to Third Parties other than Armed Forces                        Recruiters and Institutions of Higher Education

    ·         Student’s name

    ·         Student’s major field of study

    ·         Information about the student’s participation in officially recognized activities and sports

    ·         Student’s weight and height (if a member of an athletic team)

    ·         Student’s projected graduation date

    ·         Degrees, honors and awards the student has received

    ·         Student’s photograph/picture

    ·         Most recent educational institution attended by the student

    ·         Grade level

     

    Armed Forces Recruiters & Institutions of Higher Education

    (Parent or student who has reached age 18 may direct the District to withhold information in this section)

    ·         Student’s name

    ·         Student’s address

    ·         Student phone number

     

    Sincerely,

     

    School Principal

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  • Consent for School Health Services

    Madison County School District CHILD/STUDENT INFORMATION
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  • Child's Medical History

  • Child's Medical Insurance:

  • Consent for Health Services

    You must choose one of the options below:
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  • Household and Income Form

    Instructions for applying
  • (If you need assistance completing this form please contact the Family Resource Center at the school)

    Part 1: All Household Members (a household member is any child or adult living with you): All applicants should complete this part. List the name of each household member, the name of the school each child attends, and the child’s grade. If the child is a foster child, check the box for foster child. If a household member has no income, check the box for no income. All household members, including foster children, should be included here. If you need additional space, attach a separate piece of paper.

    If your child is homeless, a migrant or a runaway, follow these instructions.

    Part 2: Check the appropriate category and call 859-624-4500

    Part 3: Skip this part.

    Part 4: Sign the form

    If you have foster child(ren) only, follow these instructions. You do not need to fill out a separate form for each foster child in your household. (If there are both foster children and non-foster children in your household, follow the instructions below for All Other Households

    If all children in the household are marked as foster children in Part 1:

    Part 2: Skip this part.

    Part 3: Skip this part.

    Part 4: Sign the form

     

    ALL OTHER HOUSEHOLDS, including WIC households, households with non-foster children and households with both foster children and non-foster children, follow these instructions:

    Part 2: Skip this part.
    Part 3: Follow these instructions to report total household income from this month or last month.
    Section 1–Name: List all household members who have income.
    Section 2 –Gross Income and How Often It Was Received: List the    income for each household member. Check the box to tell us how often the person receives the income—weekly, every other week, twice a month, or monthly.
     

    Earnings from work: List the gross income, not the take-home pay. Gross income is the amount earned before taxes and other deductions. You should be able to find it on your pay stub or your boss can tell you. Net income should only be reported for self-owned business, farm, or rental income.
     

    Welfare, Child Support, Alimony: List the amount each person receives, and check the box to tell us how often. 

    Pensions, Retirement, Social Security, Supplemental Security Income (SSI), Veteran’s benefits (VA benefits), and disability benefits. List the amount each person receives, and check the box to tell us how often they receive it.
     

    All Other Income: List Worker’s Compensation, unemployment or strike benefits, regular contributions from people who do not live in your household, and any other income received weekly, every other week, twice a month, or monthly. Do not include income from KTAP, SNAP, WIC, federal education benefits and foster payments received by your family from the placing agency.
     

    If you are in the Military Privatized Housing Initiative or get combat pay, do not  include these allowances as income


    Part 4: An adult household member must sign the form. Please include your address and phone number in the event the FRAM Coordinator has a question about your information.

     

  • HOUSEHOLD AND INCOME FORM

  • Madison County Schools is participating in the Community Eligibility Provision (CEP) under the National School Lunch Program. Under CEP, all children in the school will receive a breakfast/lunch at no charge regardless of income or completion of this form. However, to determine your child(ren)’s eligibility for various additional state and federal program benefits, please complete, sign and return to school a single application per household.

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    (Adult Household member must sign)
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  • Non Discrimination Statement: In accordance with Federal Law and U.S. Department of Education policy, this institution is prohibited from discriminating on the basis of race, color, national origin, sex, gender identity, age, or disability. To file a complaint of discrimination, write U.S. Department of Education, Office for Civil Rights, The Wanamaker Building, 100 Penn Square East, Suite 515, Philadelphia, PA 19107-3323 or call (215) 656-8541 (Voice Individuals who are hearing impaired or have speech disabilities may contact U.S. DOE through the Federal Relay Service at (800) 877-8339; or (800) 845-6136 (Spanish The U.S. Department of Education is an equal opportunity provider and employer.

  • Privacy Notice

    The Kentucky Department of Education is requiring schools to collect the information on this form. You do not have to give this information, but if you do not, we cannot determine your child’s eligibility for additional benefits under state and federal programs. We will hold the information you provide us as private and confidential to the extent required by law. However, we will share your socioeconomic status with various state and federal programs to help them evaluate, fund, or determine benefits for their programs, with auditors for program reviews, and with law enforcement officials to help them look into violations of program rules. Regardless, all students enrolled in a Community Eligibility Provision school will receive meals at no charge.

  • ATTENTION PARENT/GUARDIAN:

    Thank you for completing the enrollment packet.  Please note you may be asked to provide additional required paperwork such as birth certificate, immunization certificate, physical & eye exam and proof of residency.  Even though Madison County Virtual Academy students complete course work virtually, Madison County Schools are required to maintain the same cumulative records for them as students who attend in person.

    Thank you for your cooperation.

     

     

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