Freshman Academy Enrollment and Transition Information for current 8th graders
The transition from middle to high school can be both exciting and overwhelming for students and parents. Many questions can arise regarding the enrollment process, which classes to choose, scheduling, testing, honor classes, working with a Chromebook and the latest in classroom technology, etc.
The Broken Arrow Freshman Academy (BAFA) enrollment counselors will be visiting Sequoyah Middle School on Tuesday, Feb. 21 to help prepare current 8th graders for their next step and enrollment for the next school year. The enrollment information along with the enrollment card will go home that day. The enrollment card and proof of address will need to be returned to school on Monday, Feb. 27.
The Freshman Academy course planning guide and the powerpoint Freshman Academy enrollment presentation will help to answer any questions.
Proof of residency/address
Students are required to attach proof of residency/address to their annual enrollment card and return this back to their school site in order to be re-enrolled for next school year.
Proof of residency/address includes any one of the following documentation:
- a copy of a current gas, water or electric bill that has been issued within the last 30 calendar days
- apartment and home renters may bring a current signed lease
- families that have recently purchased a home in the district, but have not yet taken residence, may provide a signed contract on the home
Please note, in order for students to attend Broken Arrow Public Schools:
- They must reside in the Broken Arrow Public Schools district. No out-of-district transfers will be granted, except for employees of Broken Arrow Public Schools.
- If your student is on a resident affidavit, you must complete the residency affidavit at the Enrollment Center, located at 210 N. Main Street.
- All addresses used for student enrollment must belong to the parent or legal guardian.