Student Registration Information

Yes, because you’ll need to provide information that is specific for each child. We recommend that you submit one child’s enrollment completely before starting another. Doing this will allow you to “snap over” shared family information to your other children’s forms, which will save you time.

Yes.
 

If you would like to make a change, please edit your responses by selecting the form you need to update, arrowing back or forward to the desired page, or selecting the “Edit” link when it is displayed.

Items marked with an asterisk (*) are required. You will not be able to submit if required fields have been omitted.

No. Once you have reviewed and submitted your form online for a child, you will NOT be able to return to that child’s forms to make edits. Any necessary changes must be submitted to the registrar at the local school level.
 

• General Registration Information
  • Contact your child’s school.
• SRA-Specific Inquiries
  • Contact the district office at 256-852-2557 or email studentservices@mcssk12.org.

No, while you are welcome to upload any documents, you do not have to. If your child needs medication or nursing care while at school, you will need to make an appointment with the school nurse before the start of the school year.

For technical support, visit the Power School Registration Family Support Center to review support resources or to submit a request for help.

When you have finished entering your information, select “Submit.” This will send all of the information you’ve entered to the school. If you cannot select this button, you will need to make sure that you have answered all required questions.
 

• If you’ve never completed an online application, you should create an account. This allows you to securely save your work and come back at a later time if necessary. You can use your email address or cell phone number.
• If you already have an account, you can sign in and complete the form. (You should use the same account to complete forms for multiple children.)

Contact your school’s registrar to reset your password.

A snapcode is like a key to your child’s enrollment for the upcoming school year. You should receive a unique snapcode or snapcode link for each child.

Do I need to do this for each child? Yes, because you’ll need to provide information that is specific for each child. We recommend that you submit one application and then start another – this will allow you to “snap over” shared family information, which will save you time. 

You will need to complete withdrawal paperwork at the school where your child was most recently enrolled.  If you have any questions about withdrawing your child, please contact your local school registrar.
 

You will need to complete withdrawal paperwork at the school where your child was most recently enrolled so that your child's returning student enrollment can be transferred to the new school.  If you have any questions about transferring within the district, please contact your local school registrar.

The SRA registration process is now centralized at the district level to ensure consistency and efficiency across all schools. This change addresses challenges and improves the accuracy of residency verification.

• All SRAs, previously managed at individual schools, are now processed centrally.
• This change may result in longer processing times.
• Families may need to schedule an appointment for specific approval needs if records are rejected multiple times.

Submit all registration records, including SRAs, through PowerSchool Enrollment:

• New and Returning Students Not on SRA
  • Records will be reviewed and processed by the school.
• Shared Residency Families (SRA)
  • Records will be reviewed and processed by the district-level team.

• Notifications will be sent to families once the registration is approved.
• Schools will be updated promptly when an SRA is approved.
• For rejected records, the district team will work directly with the family for corrections.

• Non-SRA Families
  • The school will contact you with instructions to resolve the issue.
• SRA Families
  • The district office will contact you with clear guidance for corrections.

Submitting all required documents and making corrections promptly will ensure enrollment is not impacted. However, delays in submitting documentation could postpone your child’s start date.

• Processing times for SRA registrations are typically 5-10 business days.
• Failure to complete SRA registration within 10-14 days of the school start date may result in your student being placed on a waiting list for home visits and verification.

Yes, you can schedule an appointment with the district office for SRA-related issues. Due to high demand, walk-in appointments are limited and not recommended. For non-SRA questions, please contact your local school.

Yes, both the local school and district office will provide resources, such as step-by-step guides and assistance via phone or email.