For families who currently have a student attending King Philip Middle or High School and are registering an incoming 7th grader:

• Log into your Infinite Campus Parent Portal
• On the left side navigation click “More”
• Click “Start” for 2024-25 New Student Registration
• Click “Begin Registration”
• Follow the on-screen instructions to register your child

For all other families:

• Please click, or paste into a browser, the following link to begin the registration process: https://kingphilipma.infinitecampus.org/campus/OLRLogin/king_philip
• Select Year: 2024-25
• Follow the on-screen instructions to register your child

*Please complete student registration by March 15, 2024.*

BEFORE YOU BEGIN ONLINE REGISTRATION, PLEASE GATHER THE FOLLOWING:

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Household information – Home and Mailing Address

    Three (3) Proofs Residency and Identification. 

        Proof 1: Evidence of Residency: One (1) of the following

• Recent mortgage payment and/or property tax bill
• Fully signed and executed Lease and/or Rental Agreement (Must be executed by both parties)
• Landlord/Owner of Property Affidavit for those who cannot produce proof of ownership or Lease
• Fully signed and executed Purchase and Sale (P&S) Agreement (provided occupancy date occurs within 30 days of enrollment)
• Section 8 Agreement

         Proof 2: Evidence of Occupancy: One (1) of the following:

• Gas/Oil Bill, Electric Bill, Home (not cell) Telephone Bill, Cable Bill, Water Bill (Note: Bill must be dated within the past 45 days and address and name must be stated)
• Recent bill dated within the past 45 days showing address and name (Note: A Residency Statement/Affidavit   is required with this option)
• Occupancy Statement/Affidavit must be notarized if a bill cannot be provided prior to student’s enrollment.

         Proof 3: Identification of Parent/Guardian: One (1) of the following:

• Valid MA Driver’s License
• Valid MA Photo ID Card
• Valid Passport
• Other Government issued Photo ID

Parent information – work and cell phone numbers, email addresses

• Court issued documents that name the child (if applicable)

Student information – demographic

• Copy of original birth certificate
• Students report card (if available)
• Current IEP\504 documents – Optional (if applicable and if your child’s grade 6 school is NOT one of the following: Wood School, Plainville; Roderick School, Wrentham; Freeman Kennedy School, Norfolk)

Emergency Contact – addresses and phone numbers

We request that you read the document in the link below before filling the application, to familiarize yourself with special circumstantial situations as applicable.

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1Ez9B1lftkQuUWpc9D0maOFZY6rmo7hhI/view?usp=sharing

Note: Required fields are marked with a red asterisk, and the district will receive the data exactly as it is entered. Please be careful of spelling, capitalization and punctuation. Dates should be entered as MM/DD/YYYY and phone numbers as xxx-xxx-xxxx.

If you need assistance, please call (508) 541-7324 for Middle School during business hours or leave a message and a representative will be back in touch with you the next business day. 

INTRODUCTION TO SCHOOL COUNSELING SERVICES

2024 – 2025

Dear Incoming KPMS 7th Grade Families, 

Welcome to King Philip Regional Middle School! We look forward to getting to know your children and learning about their interests and learning styles. We hope this letter will be able to answer some common questions about the school counseling department and how we are able to help your children make the most of their middle school years. 

Students at KPMS stay with the same school counselor for two years through grades 7-8. We work together with students and their families on a number of levels and spend time getting to know our students. Counselors work with all teams of teachers and meet regularly to discuss team activities, assignments and important student information. In addition, your child’s school counselor is a liaison between teachers and home. We work in partnership to support all of our students and families.

Here are some of the regular services provided by the school counselor:

• Supports all students in their assigned grade;
• Provides individual and group counseling, as well as mediation between students;
• Assists with social, emotional, academic and scheduling needs;
• Meets regularly with teams of teachers to work in supporting students;
• Team participant for IEP and 504 meetings;
• Facilitates the referral process for the Student Success Team (a team process to help support students in need);
• Assists with transitions from elementary school to KPMS and from KPMS to high school; and
• Makes referrals to and consults with community resources (e.g., tutors, outside community agencies, therapists, etc).

We look forward to getting to know your child and to two years of positive partnerships with you. Please feel free to contact us if you have any questions or concerns.

Sincerely,

Eric Lipschutz, School Counselor for the Class of 2030 (Incoming 7th Graders for 2024-2025 school year)

508-541-7324 x2407

lipschutze@kingphilip.org

Leah Barry, School Counselor for the Class of 2029

508-541-7324 x2409

barryl@kingphilip.org 

The King Philip Regional School District, in compliance with regulations of the Massachusetts Department of Public Health, requires the following documents before a student enters 7th grade.

• Updated immunizations which include:

  • Varivax, 2nd dose;

  • Tdap (Note: this is not the same as DTaP); and

  • MenACWY (1 dose).

• Students must also provide a copy of the most recent physical examination signed by their doctor.

Physical examination and immunization requirements are due by the first day of school. Forms can be faxed to 508-298-0203 or emailed to msnurse@kingphilip.org.

Exemption

If there are medical reasons why your child has not been immunized, a certificate must be obtained from your physician and forwarded to the school nurse; this letter should be provided each year. For religious exemption, a letter must be provided annually, that states that the immunization(s) are against one’s sincere religious beliefs.

If you have questions, please email msnurse@kingphilip.org or call the nurse’s office at 508-541-3457.

KPMS Curriculum Night for Incoming 7th Grade Families

Wednesday, April 3

6:00 – 7:30 PM

KPMS Auditorium

KPMS School Visits for Caregivers of Incoming 7th Graders

Thursday, April 11, 2024

Tuesday, April 23, 2024

Arrive between 8:30 and 8:45 and come to the KPMS Cafeteria. Tours for caregivers will begin promptly at 8:45 AM and will be completed by 9:30 AM. Coffee and light refreshments will be available.

Elementary School Visits to KPMS*

Norfolk – Friday, May 17

Wrentham – Monday, May 20

Plainville – Tuesday, May 21

*Students will take the bus from their elementary school to KPMS and back while school is in session.

KPMS School Walkthrough

TBD – most likely during the week of August 26th

9-11 AM; 12-2 PM