Determine residency status if you're unsure what school district you live in. You can search for your address.

This list is intended to help you through the enrollment process. In Step 3 you will be asked to upload the required documents. 

• Child's Original/Certified Birth Certificate. If your child was not born in the United States, a valid passport is acceptable.

• Parent/Guardian Identification (valid driver's license or picture identification card with district address).

• Official Immunization Record (use Immunization Checklist or submit copy of official record).

• Proof of Satisfactory Vision screening (for students enrolling in kindergarten), completed after age 3; submit statement from examining official.  Michigan Law requires a vision screening for kindergarten entrance.  Vision screening done in preschool by a health department technician or at a doctor’s office fulfills this requirement.  Oakland County Health Division offers free vision screening for County residents. Call (248) 424-7070 for an appointment.  Your child's pediatrician may have screened your child at a well visit, so that office is a great place to start.

• Certified Copy of Appointment of Guardianship (if applicable).

• Special Services documents - Current IEP, MET or 504 for students receiving services (if applicable).

Verification of Residency

One of the following documents is required to prove residency

• Recent Property Tax Statement

• Current Lease/Rental Agreement (Include landlord contact information.)

• Closing Statement from a recently executed home purchase

and...

Any two of the following documents (with district mailing address) and dated within the last 60 days are required to prove residency. Mail should be from different sources. Cell phone bills, voter's registration, junk mail, or mail from Bloomfield Hills Schools is not accepted.

• Employer Pay Stubs

• Credit Card Statements

• Car or Health Insurance 

• Gas, electric, water or cable bills

• Government Agency

Complete the new student Pre-Enrollment Online Registration. This process will take approximately 20 to 30 minutes to complete. Complete this process using a computer (a smartphone or tablet is not recommended).

Once you complete the Online Pre-enrollment, email Student Services at StudentServices@bloomfield.org to let us know your pre-enrollment is complete and a preferred start date. Someone from the team will contact you if there are questions or to let you know your enrollment is completed.

Welcome to Bloomfield Hills Schools!

The tuition rate for students in Kindergarten through Grade 12 is $12,000 per student per year. A non-refundable deposit of $1,500 is required at the time of enrollment. The balance of tuition is due August 1 unless enrolled in the 10 month Installment Plan. The installment plan requires an additional $300.00 processing fee per student.

• Enrollment of new students requires a $1,500 non-refundable deposit. Balance of tuition is due August 1 unless enrolled in the 10 month Installment Plan. Installment plan requires an additional $300.00 processing fee per student.

• Enrollment after August 1 requires full tuition payment at the time of enrollment or enrollment in the 10 month installment plan.  If you choose the Installment Plan, a $1,000 non-refundable deposit will also be due with the first payment and processing fee.

• An annual deposit of $1,000 is due April 30 for existing non-resident students to secure continued enrollment for the next school year.

• Visa, MasterCard, or Certified Check/Money Order required.

• All payments are nonrefundable (tuition and deposit).

• Students must enter with and maintain at least a 2.0 GPA, or equivalent. (Most recent transcript, report card and end of year report card for the last three school years required at time of enrollment).

• Students must enter with and maintain satisfactory behavior.

• Omission of information regarding academic and/or behavioral issues will result in termination of enrollment.

• Transportation is not provided for tuition students. High school students are not guaranteed a parking permit. Lottery for parking at the high school takes place annually.

Refer to Tuition Enrollment Instructions for more information.

1. Review requirements to ensure the student meets academic and behavior requirements.

2. Complete Affirmation of Discipline form signed by current school administrator.

3. Gather required documents for application - these items will be submitted when completing the online application in Step 4.

4. Complete online form and submit required documents.

5. Upon acceptance complete enrollment process and pay deposit and/or tuition as required.

• Student’s Transcript (Grades 9-12 only)

• Three years of marks, transcripts and/or report cards

• Special Services documents - Current IEP, MET or 504 (if applicable).

• Affirmation of Discipline

What Is an Internal Transfer?

Bloomfield Hills Schools allows resident students to attend a school building of their choice, if certain requirements are met.

What Are The Minimum Requirements?

• Space is available at the receiving building.
• Transportation is provided by the student/family.
• Approval from the assigned neighborhood school principal is obtained.
• Approval from the requested neighborhood school principal is obtained.
• Approval from the Assistant Superintendent for Instruction is obtained.

How Do I Request an Internal Transfer?

• Please complete the Internal Request Form.

What Happens Next?

• Decisions will be made beginning April 30.
• The Student Services Office will communicate to parents of the Learning Services Department decision whether it’s an approval or denial.

Important Notes:

• A transfer request is building specific. A new request must be submitted if your child changes buildings for any reason.
• Transfers, once granted, will remain in effect unless the student, parent/guardian, or the school takes formal action to rescind the transfer.
• Requests to rescind a previously approved transfer must be submitted in writing.

View the Interactive Digital District Boundaries Map

Disclaimer:
IMPORTANT NOTE: This web map application is intended to provide general information as to schools of assignment for addresses within the school district. The completeness or accuracy of the mapping is not guaranteed nor should the user assume the results as a guarantee of student placement at any school. Capacity limitations at campuses within the school district may require that your child attend a school other than your indicated home school.

Multilingual Learners

Bloomfield Hills Schools welcomes students from all over the world. Our goal is to expedite English language development and enhance each child's acculturation into United States schools.  We serve multilingual learners in several ways.

Students who are on the journey of becoming proficient in English receive language and academic support from certified English Language Development (ELD) teachers and paraprofessionals in addition to their general education classroom instruction. English language support continues until students reach English proficiency as determined by annual assessments.

Early elementary multilingual learners benefit from having a classroom teacher specially trained in working with multilingual learners.  Students participate in interactive, language-rich general education classroom instruction with support from a certified ELD teacher.  BHS prides itself on its student-centered approach to education.  A focus on giving each child a strong sense of belonging and developing classroom community is an integral part of our culture in Bloomfield Hills Schools.

“Newcomer” multilingual learners, those who have recently arrived to US Schools and in the beginning stages of learning English, are supported in a variety of ways.  Elementary newcomer multilingual learners are supported in the language-rich environment of their home schools 

Middle school newcomer multilingual learners may be invited to attend West Hills Middle School where students are cohorted to support the unique needs of middle school learners.  Middle and high school multilingual learners may be enrolled in sheltered instruction in English Language Arts and select social studies classes taught by highly qualified staff for multilingual learners.  As the students' English proficiency increases so does the opportunity to join their English speaking peers for additional grade-level academic instruction.

Families are notified when students are eligible for ELD support and are encouraged to be involved in the education of their children.

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