Relocation Information 

Each military connected family will receive a Welcome brochure once registration is complete as well as a campus introduction. Below are some additional resources available to our campus families and students.  

Hartman Elementary offers a variety of clubs and organizations to all students. Please access the link below for additional information.  

https://www.judsonisd.org/domain/4137

NEW Student Transitions

Student Code of Conduct 

Please click on the link below to access the student code of conduct.  

https://www.judsonisd.org/Page/7270 

Enrollment Criteria   

Below is the link for registration and enrollment in Judson ISD. Information is available for students returning, new students, school of choice, innovation campuses, out of district students and Pre-K students.  

https://www.judsonisd.org/register 

To complete enrollment for Pre-K programs, original documents must be taken to the campus for verification. Below is a specific list of required documents. All students ages 3 or 4 years (by September 1^st) qualify for the program. Certain forms might be needed to provide additional resources for your child and for reporting purposes.  

Required Documents: 

• Birth Certificate 
• Proof of Address 
• Parent ID  
• Immunization Record 
• Home Language Survey (provided by school) 
• Proof of Income 

Additional Documents if applicable: 

• Documentation Related to the foster care system 
• Documentation related to military service 
• Tax returns or paystubs 
• Copy of the resolution (certificate) for the Star of Texas Award 

Campus Academic Information  

Please click on the following link, which provides academic information for our campus.  

https://www.judsonisd.org/domain/5348 

You can also access additional academic information through www.schoolquest.org (free from MCEC) 

The campus-based military liaison supports military-connected students and their families by: 

· Serving as the point of contact and working collaboratively between military-connected students and their families and the campus. 

· Maintaining familiarity with enrollment processes, records transfer, existing community resources, and student supports. 

· Ensuring military-connected students are identified and properly coded through the Texas Student Data System Public Education Information Management System (TSDS PEIMS). 

· Determining campus-based supports and services available to military-connected students based on their unique needs, including their high mobility. 

· Assisting in coordinating campus-based programs relevant to military-connected students. 

· Attending professional development or training annually to learn and understand topics related to the transition of military-connected students and their families. 

The campus-based military liaison offers professional development opportunities for staff members on issues related to military-connected students. Such issues include, but are not limited to: 

· military culture 

· deployments and family separations 

· the Interstate Compact on Educational Opportunity for Military Children 

· the TSDS PEIMS military student identifier 

· mitigating the effects of high mobility 

· issues that address the physical and mental effects of military service, including post-traumatic stress disorder, traumatic brain injury, and other physical injuries 

· supporting students connected to veterans 

· supporting students with a parent or guardian in the national guard or reserve 

· supporting students with a parent or guardian who has fallen in the line of duty