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Paris ISD Sets Date for Upcoming Pre-K and Kindergarten Registration

The smell of floor wax and fresh paint always hits you when you walk into a school gym, doesn’t it? Paris Independent School District is leaning into that familiar energy, announcing that they’ll be hosting an in-person registration event for incoming Pre-K and Kindergarten students on April 10, 2026. It’s for the 2026-2027 academic year—a bit early to think about, maybe, but that’s just how these things go.

Parents can swing by the Paris Junior High gymnasium over at 2400 Jefferson Road anytime between 8 a.m. and 6 p.m. Honestly, having that twelve-hour window is a massive help for working parents or just people trying to juggle a million other things. The district really wants to make sure the transition for these young learners into the school system is as smooth as humanly possible, which is usually the hardest part for the parents anyway.

By handling this in person, families can verify that every single piece of paperwork is filled out accurately. No guessing games. No missing signatures. It keeps the administration happy, but more importantly, it keeps the families from having to make three extra trips later. Actually, wait—just make sure you aren’t rushing, because missing a document is the last thing anyone wants.

Parents and guardians need to bring a specific list of items. You’ll need the child’s birth certificate, their immunization records, the social security card, and any custody papers if that applies to your situation. Don’t forget proof of income—but that’s only for Pre-K, so don’t sweat it if you’re just doing Kindergarten—along with proof of residency and a driver’s license for the parent or guardian. It’s a bit of a haul to gather, but it’s standard stuff.

Paris ISD is pushing hard to create a supportive environment from day one. This event is the official starting line for these families.

Whether this is your first kid or your third, the registration process usually feels the same—a mix of excitement and ‘did I grab everything?’—but getting it done on the 10th should clear the way for the rest of the summer.

Just be sure to double-check the bag before you head out the door.

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