Do You Need to Withdraw Your Child from Public School?
You must formally withdraw your child from their public school if:
You’re enrolling your child mid-year in Wet Mountain School LLC while they are currently enrolled in public school.
You’re enrolling your child at the start of a new school year after they completed the previous year in public school and are considered enrolled for the current year.
How to Withdraw from Public School
Register or renew your child’s enrollment with Wet Mountain School LLC, making sure to select the option that indicates you need to withdraw your child from public school.
Provide the public school’s contact information during registration. Wet Mountain School will send the necessary paperwork to the public school to begin your child’s withdrawal process.
Complete your child’s enrollment by submitting their planned attendance for the year.
After your child’s enrollment at Wet Mountain School is finalized, contact the public school to complete any remaining withdrawal steps required by that school.
Important: When completing withdrawal paperwork, be sure to state that your child is enrolling in a private school and provide Wet Mountain School’s contact information. Avoid mentioning “homeschooling” as it carries different legal requirements and may prompt the need for a Notice of Intent to Homeschool (NOI).
If you are enrolling through an umbrella school like Wet Mountain School, you do not need to submit an NOI. If you have already submitted an NOI, please review the guidelines on how to proceed.