Transition Planning for Military Families

Enrolling your child into our school system shouldn't be the toughest part of your transition to our area! Let us help you with a step-by-step guide!

Getting Started

If you are transitioning military service member with school-age children, every address in our school district is served by one residentially zoned elementary school, one residentially zoned middle school, and one residentially zoned high school.

However, if you are interested in enrolling your student in North Miami Beach SHS, reach out to Mrs. Monise Jean in our Student Services Office (School Registrar Office) at (305) 949-8381 or monisejean@dadeschools.net

Please consider the following questions:

  • Does Miami-Dade County Public Schools have a record of your child in its system?
  • Do you have all the necessary documentation to officially register your child for school?

To begin, you may need to complete an “online enrollment application" if your child has never received public school services in Miami-Dade County Public Schools. If your child already exists in our school district's student information system, please DO NOT create an additional record.  However, if your child does not already exist in our system, proceed to the online enrollment application to begin the process.

Items you'll need to help you create a simple record of your child in the online enrollment application system are:

  • Emergency Contact Information
  • Health Insurance Information
  • Medical Information

Documents you'll need to have with you to register at the school include:

Exceptional Students: Students with disabilities are welcome, as it is the mission of the Exceptional Student Education Department to support and sustain educational structures and practices, to be inclusive of all students with or without disabilities, and empower them to become responsible and productive citizens in today's global society. Each student will be welcomed, valued, given access to rigorous teaching, appropriately supported teaching, and appropriately supported to access the general education curriculum.