Student Enrollment

How to Enroll

1. Please gather the following documents. Submit copies (do not send originals) with your application packet.

   We cannot accept your application unless you submit ALL these documents:

   • High school transcript (all high school work completed.)
     Note to 11th and 12th grade students: If your transcript does not include a numerical score from your California High School Exit Exam (CAHSEE) you must also submit your California High School Exit Exam Report indicating whether you have passed the test.
   • Middle school students, submit most recent report card.
   • Immunization record.
   • Birth certificate.
   • Two proofs of residency (cable, electric, gas bill.)
     Note: We will accept a proof of residency in a second party name only if accompanied by a signed statement from the customer stating you reside at this address.

2. Complete the Visions In Education Application.
   Note: You must have Adobe Acrobat Reader installed on your computer to view and print this application. You can download Adobe Acrobat Reader free from Adobe.com.

   Please read the information on our two academies before filling out the application.

   • 9-12 Independent Study Academy
   • Home School Academy

Note to Adult Students age 18-19: Admission to Visions In Education will be reviewed on a case-by-case basis. Students over the age of 19 are not eligible to enroll in charter Schools.

3. Complete the Home Language Survey form
4. If you have a current IEP, please submit a copy of your latest IEP with your application packet. You may request a copy of the IEP from your school district's Special Education office.

5. Submit your complete application packet (application documents) to:

   Visions In Education, Admissions Office
   4800 Manzanita Avenue, Suite 7
   Carmichael, CA 95608

   916-971-7037 (phone)
   916-971-5590 (fax)

Once your application and other documents are received, Visions will review your application packet. A Visions staff member will contact you once your documents are reviewed. All students in grades 2-12 will take a reading test during their enrollment orientation.

Day of Orientation

1. Parent or legal guardian must attend the orientation with the student.
2. If you speak a language other than English at home, please:
   1. Bring a copy of your California English Language Development Test (CELDT) results or Reclassification to the orientation.
   2. Bring a completed copy of the ELL Student Information Sheet (yellow card.)