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  • Application for Enrollment

    Application for Enrollment

    3032 Monte Carlo Trail, Orlando, FL 32805
  • Student Registration Form

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  • Domicile is defined as the place where parents/guardians have their true and fixed, permanent home and to which they have, whenever absent, the intention of returning. The parent/guardian's domicile determines the student's domicile. Common indicators of domicile are home ownership or in the absence of home ownership a residential lease. 837.06 False official statements.—Whoever knowingly makes a false statement in writing with the intent to mislead a public servant in the performance of his or her official duty shall be guilty of a misdemeanor of the second degree, punishable as provided in s. 775.082 or s. 775.083. 

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  • SIGNATURE - STUDENT REGISTRATION

    This is to certify that all the information on this registration form is true to the best of my knowledge and belief. I understand that inadequate information may result in delayed entry.
  • *Falsification of information will forfeit student's athletic and extracurricular eligibility for one (1) calendar year from the date of discovery of the violation.*

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  • ADDITIONAL STUDENT INFORMATION

    If answer is "yes" to any of these questions, the student will be tested for English Proficiency
  • OCPS QUESTIONS

    Pursuant to Section 1006.07 and Florida Statutes, OCPS is required to ask questions 5-8 below.
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  • LAST THREE SCHOOLS ATTENDED

    (Begin with the most recent – For Kindergarten registration – please, list Pre-K)
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  • 1ST TIME KINDERGARTEN STUDENTS

    Program Participation Prior to Kindergarten
  • MILITARY FAMILY STUDENT SURVEY

  • PARENT/GUARDIAN INFORMATION

    (Please list parent/guardian in order of contact priority.)
  • OTHER CONTACT INFORMATION

  • SIGNATURE

    This is to certify that all the information on this registration form is true to the best of my knowledge and belief. I understand that inadequate information may result in delayed entry.
  • *Falsification of information will forfeit student's athletic and extracurricular eligibility for one (1) calendar year from the date of discovery of the violation.*

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  • EMERGENCY AND STUDENT HEALTH INFORMATION

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  • PARENT/GUARDIAN INFORMATION

    (Please list parent/guardian in order of contact priority.)
  • ADDITIONAL CONTACTS

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  • In the event of an incident or emergency and I cannot be reached, I consent and request additional contacts listed above be notified of my child’s condition and/or of emergency medical services response to the incident.

     

    SCHOOL HEALTH SERVICES

    I hereby give my consent for this child to participate in the School Health Services Program. My child will receive emergency care in school, and health appraisals including vision, hearing, growth and development

    If, upon administering a vision screening through the school or any other OCPS program, my child is determined to have a need for a follow-up vision examination and if my child is eligible or otherwise financially qualified, I hereby authorize for OCPS or a designated third party to provide a no-cost comprehensive vision examination by a licensed optometrist which may include dilation, refraction, and glasses if prescribed.

    In the event of an EMERGENCY, I understand that the school will access the 911 emergency medical system immediately. To expedite care, I give my permission for school personnel to provide medical information to the responding emergency team to initiate treatment and transport to an appropriate facility. I give my permission to first responders, medical personnel, and staff to initiate treatment immediately upon arrival. I request to be notified of my child’s condition and admission as soon as possible. If I cannot be reached, I request that the admitting facility notify one of the other persons listed above of my child’s condition and admission. I agree to be financially responsible for my child’s total treatment and transport.

     

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  • *The School Board of Orange County, Florida is authorized to collect social security numbers (“SSN”) of students as set forth in Sections 1008.386 and 119.071(5)(a)6, Florida Statutes.The provision of a student’s SSN on the enrollment form is optional and is not required as a condition for enrollment within the District. Any SSN provided in connection with enrollment will only be used for research, reporting and recording purposes. The collection of the SSN shall not be used for immigration enforcement. Providing the student’s SSN to the School Board of Orange County, Florida for these purposes means that you consent to the use of the student’s SSN in the manner described. Florida Statute §837.06 provides that whoever knowingly makes a false statement in writing with the intent to mislead a public servant in the performance of his official duty shall be guilty of a misdemeanor of the second degree.

     

    (This form is effective until the first day of next school year or one year from the date signed, whichever is later)

  • School Health Services

    Orange County Public Schools
  • Orange County Public Schools respects that families have the right to make educational decisions for their child. The forms consolidated below provides parents/legal guardians with the right to make important decisions involving how their child can use available technology resources, how the district uses available media of their child, what personally identifiable information is released about their child, and parental opt into school clinic services, health screenings, and
    mental health services. Please carefully read the information below, complete the information, and make the appropriate choices for your child. Information collected in this form will be available to schools through the district's Student Information System to guide your child's education.

    School Health Services:
    Orange County Public Schools provides health care services throughout the district, delivered by advanced nurse practitioners, registered nurses, licensed practical nurses and school health aids/health room assistants. Learning community Registered Nurses provide education and monitoring of school personnel. OPS provides basic school health services to all students. School health services are designed to appraise, protect and promote the health of our students as well as provide preventative and emergency school-based health services.

  • Additional Health Services

  • Mental Health Services

  • Our Student Services personnel provide general support and student well being throughout the year. If the student is in need of specific services from Student Services, an additional parental consent will be obtained.
    Services available with additional consent include regular check-ins with student services personnel, regular counseling, and group counseling. Parents may opt out of these additional services by withholding consent. This does not apply to emergency services. In the event of an EMERGENCY, I understand that the school will access the 911 emergency medical system. The school or admitting facility will contact the parent and/or emergency contacts as soon as possible. When necessary, emergency health services such as first aid, cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR), or the use of an automated external defibrillator (ABD) will be utilized until emergency services arrive on campus. To expedite care, I give my permission for school personnel to provide medical information to the responding emergency team to initiate treatment and transport to an appropriate facility. A parent will be financially responsible for child's treatment and transport.

    Separate parent/guardian authorizations will be required for the school clinic staff or school staff to administer daily or as-needed prescribed or over-the-counter medications, conduct medical procedures or provide medical treatment.


    The Code of Student Conduct applies to ALL, students attending an OCPS campus and will be implemented in accordance with the terms contained therein, regardless of options elected above as a condition of attendance.

    Medicaid:
    I give permission to Orange County Public Schools each time Medicaid is accessed to release and exchange personal identifiable information with the Medicaid fiscal agent for the purpose of determining Medicaid eligibility status and billing for reimbursable services referenced on the IEP

  • STUDENT RESIDENCY QUESTIONNAIRE

  • The answers to this housing questionnaire help in determining eligibility of services that may be provided through the federal McKinney-Vento Act, 42 U.S.C 11435. For more information, contact the OCPS MVP office at 407-317- 3485 or visit the website at www.homeless.ocps.net.

  • AUTHORIZATION FOR RELEASE OF INFORMATION

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  • To Whom It May Concern:

    The following student has enrolled at our school. Please send all records including grades, courses taken, test scores, special education, psychological data, current individualized education plan (IEP), health records and immunization dates. Also, please include all grades earned this school year and/or withdrawal grades, if any.

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  • Send Requested Records To:

    Legends Academy
    3032 Monte Carlo Trail
    Orlando FL, 32805

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  • Prior written consent of the parent or guardian of the student is not required to transfer records to schools in which the pupil or student seeks or intends to enroll.

    The School Board of Orange County, Florida, does not discriminate in admission or access to, or treatment, or employment in its programs and activites, on the basis of race, color, religion, age, sex, national oigin, marital status, disablity, genetic information or any other reason prohibited by law. The following indidivudlas at the ronald blocker educational leader ship center, 445 W. Amelia Street, Orlando, Florida 32801, attend to compliance matters: ADA coordinator & Equal Employment Opportunity (EEO) Supervisor: Carianne Reggio; Section 504 Coordinator: Beverly Knestrick; Title IX Coordinator: Gary Preisser. (407.317.3200)

  • MIDDLE SCHOOL - EXTRACURRICULAR ACTIVITIES QUESTIONNAIRE

  • Media Release Form

  • Nap Ford Community School, Inc. da Legends Academy often promotes our schools' programs and services through photos and videos, on a variety of media sites, on our website, in the newspaper, and by any other means available. This form gives us your permission for your child to be in Nap Ford Community School, Inc. da Legends Academy's informational or promotional sites or materials for
    current or future use. For and in consideration of benefits to be derived from the furtherance of the educational programs of Nap Ford Community School, Inc. da Legends Academy, (1) (We), personally and on behalf of

  • do hereby consent, authorize and grant permission to Nap Ford Community School, Inc. dba Legends Academy and their respective members, employees, and representatives of each to take photographs, video footage, or likenesses with or without sound (collectively, "Images") of the Student, and do further consent that such Images may be broadcast or published in perpetuity by all public media now known and in the future including, but not limited to, local newspapers, the Internet, websites, online, television, or any other type of media or any duplication of same for any purposes Nap Ford Community School, Inc. da Legends Academy deems appropriate.


    In granting such permission, (I) (We) give Nap Ford Community School, Inc. dba Legends Academy all rights, title, and interest (1) (We) may have In the pictures, negatives, reproductions, or copies of the Images and walve any and all right to approve of the use of the Images and waive any right to compensation for the publication or other use of the Images. The parent or legal guardian releases, discharges, covenants not to sue, indemnifies, and holds harmless Nap Ford Community School, Inc. dba Legends Academy and the respective members, employees, and representatives and assigns of each (collectively, the "Released Parties") from any and all claims, damages, injuries to persons or property, causes of action, threats of litigation, loss, costs, expenses (including attorney fees), and liabilities of any nature whatsoever arising from or in any way related to the use of the Images.

  • PARENT/LEGAL GUARDIAN AGREEMENT

  • I consent to my student's photographs, video, footage, or likenesses with or without sound in Nap Ford Community School, Inc. ba Legends Academy's informational or promotional materials for current or future use.

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  • Inc. dba Legends Academy will treat parents and other members of the
    return. We must keep the school and administrative offices free from
    uns from entering school grounds. Sometimes this requires persons to
    remain in designated places until permitted in other areas of the school. 


    Accordingly, this policy promotes civility, mutual respect, and orderly conduct among Legends employees, parents, and the public. It is not the intent of this policy to deprive anyone of his or her right to freedom of expression. Rather, we seek to maintain, to the extent possible and reasonable, a safe, harassment-free workplace for our students and staff. In the interest of promoting teachers and other employees as positive role models, we encourage positive communication and discourage volatile, hostile, or aggressive actions. The school seeks public cooperation with this endeavor.

    1. Disruptive Individual Must Leave School Grounds.
    Any individual who:
    (1) disrupts or threatens to disrupt school/office operations; (2) threatens to or attempts to do or does physical harm to school personnel, students or others lawfully on school premises or in areas designated off limits to the public; (3) threatens the health and safety of school personnel, students, or others lawfully
    on school or school premises; (4) intentionally causes damage to school or school property, or property of others lawfully on school or school premises; (5) uses loud and/or offensive language; or (6) has without authorization come on school or school premises will be directed to leave school or school property promptly by the school's Director or designee, or any school administrator. If the person refuses to leave the premises as directed, the administrator or other authorized personnel shall seek the assistance of law enforcement and request that law enforcement take such action as is deemed necessary. The school reserves the right to trespass the disruptive individual and he/she will no longer be permitted on the
    school campus for any reason.


    2. Directions to Staff in Dealing with Abusive Individual.
    If any member of the public uses obscenities or speaks in a demanding, loud, insulting, and/or demeaning manner, the administrator or employee to whom the remarks are directed will calmly and politely warn the speaker to communicate civilly. If the abusive individual does not stop the behavior, the school
    employee will verbally notify the abusing individual that the meeting or conference is on school or school premises, the employee shall direct the abusive individual to leave promptly. If the person refuses to leave the premises as directed, an administrator or other authorized personnel shall seek the assistance of law
    enforcement and request that law enforcement takes such action as is deemed necessary. The school reserves the right to trespass the abusive individual and he/she will no longer be permitted on the school campus for any reason.

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  • MULTILINGUAL STUDENT EDUCATION SERVICES (ESOL)

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  • All schools in Florida are committed to providing a quality educational program for all students. Public schools in Florida must ensure that students whose heritage/home language is other than English have equal access to all programs and services and are provided with comprehensible instruction. The following activities should take place
    during this enrollment, assessment and placement process

    Home Language Survey: At the time of enrollment, all students (parent/guardian) must respond to a home language survey. This is done so that your child is placed in the most appropriate educational program to ensure academic success and to comply with Florida State Law. (Section 233.058, 228.093, FS, Section I, 1990 LULAC et.
    al .vs. State Board of Education Consent Decree, and Rules 6A-6.0901 and 6A 6.0902, F.A.C.)

    Language Assessment: If the survey indicates that a language other than English is spoken at the home, the student will be assessed to determine his/her level of English language proficiency and determine an appropriate educational program. If you marked yes to more than one question on the Home Language Survey, your child will be temporarily placed in an English Language Learner’s (ELL) Program pending language proficiency testing.

    Instructional Program Placement: Based on the language assessment results, students must be provided with comprehensible instruction and be placed in an appropriate educational program. Each district will provide a range of services based on the specific program implementation at the school.

    Parent Notification:  Parents must receive letters, notifications, and school information in a language they understand, unless clearly not feasible, to ensure informed parent consent and meaningful access to the educational program. As soon as the language proficiency test results are received, you will be notified as to whether or not your child will remain in the ELL Program. Final student placement must be determined within 30 days of entry in school. 

    Parent Leadership Council: Each district must provide parent advisory meetings so parents have an opportunity to participate in the educational program development process.

    Exit Criteria: Students will exit ESOL services when they meet the established State exit criteria in English to determine proficiency in listening, speaking, reading, and writing. Students are assessed annually in English to determine progress and/or readiness to be exited from the program.

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  • REQUIRED DOCUMENTATION

    The following documentation is necessary to register your student.
  • Application must be completed online by February 28th, 2023, any application completed online after February 28th, 2023, will be placed on a waiting list. For additional information, call Mrs. Finch at 407-985-5195. Registration must be completed by the parent or guardian. The office is open Monday, Tuesday, Thursday from 9:00 AM to 3:00 PM and Wednesday 9:00 to 2:00 PM. Re-Registration is from February 1, 2023 through February 28th, 2023. If the number of completed applications is less than or equal to the number of available slots, each completed application will be accepted and enrolled. If the number of applicants exceeds the capacity of the grade level, applicants shall have an equal chance of being admitted through a random lottery process until the grade level has reached capacity. Once the grade level capacity has been reached, a waiting list will be created through a random lottery process. The only exceptions to the lottery process are siblings of enrolled students, children of founding board members and children of employees of the school. If slots become available during the school year, they will be filled from the waiting list. The waiting list is valid for only the upcoming school year. Legends Academy is a tuition free public school.

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  • Online requirements and secure submission at:
    https://www.ocps.net/departments/student_enrollment/verification_of_residence

    The Office of Student Enrollment is located at 6501 Magic Way, Bldg 100-B, Orlando, FL 32809

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  • The Office of Student Enrollment is located at:

    6501 Magic Way, Bldg 100-B, Orlando, FL 32809

    *Other forms of age verification are permissible under Section 1003.21, Florida Statues

     

    Temporary Documentation Exemption: Students who lack a fixed, regular and adequate nighttime residence, have a right to immediate enrollment under the McKinney-Vento Homeless Assistance Act 42 U.S.C. 11435. A completed Student Residency Questionnaire is needed to determine eligibility (page 8).

     For further assistance, please visit: www.homeless.ocps.net or call office: 407-317- 3485.

     

    Nap Ford Community School, Inc., dba Legends Academy EEO Non-Discrimination Statement

    The School Board of Nap Ford Community School, Inc. dba Legends Academy in Orlando, Florida, does not discriminate in admission or access to, or treatment or employment in its programs and activities, on the basis of race, color, religion, age, sex, national origin, marital status, disability, genetic information, sexual orientation, gender identity or expression, or any other reason prohibited by law. The       following individual at NFCS, Inc., Legends Academy, 3032 Monte Carlo Trail, Orlando, Florida 32805, serves at the ADA Coordinator & Equal Employment Opportunity (EEO) Supervisor and Title IX Coordinator: Dr. Jennifer Porter-Smith, Executive Director. She may be contacted by phone (407) 245-8767 or email jennifer.porter-smith@ocps.net

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