Duplin County Schools uses Infinite Campus's digital enrollment platform for new student enrollment.
New Enrollments
New Enrollments to Duplin County Schools (never enrolled in a Duplin County School), may click below to begin your enrollment or visit the school to enroll. If your child has previously been enrolled in a Duplin County School and you wish to enroll again, please visit the school and they will assist you with logging in to your parent portal account for registration. Students who were enrolled in Duplin County Schools for the 2024-2025 academic year should not enroll. Annual student forms will be completed during Open House in August.
Save Each Section:
To ensure your information is saved as you move between sections, it is recommended to use the Save/Continue button after completing each section of the New Student Registration. You will find the Save/Continue button at the bottom of the screen throughout the application process.
Required Fields:
Fields marked with a red asterisk (*) are mandatory. Please ensure that all information is accurate, including spelling, capitalization, and punctuation, as the data will be imported exactly as entered.
Required Documents:
Parents must provide the following documents to finalize enrollment and schedule a meeting with a counselor. These can be submitted digitally through the online registration portal or in person at your student's school:
- Birth certificate
- Photo identification for the parent/guardian listed on the birth certificate
- Proof of Duplin County Residency
- Utility Bill (Water, Power, Gas)
- Lease/Rental Agreement
- Mortgage Statement
- Landline Phone Bill
- Other ________________________________
- Immunization record
- NC Health Assessment Transmittal Form completed by a health care provider and parent/guardian (only required for out of state)
- Educational documentation (recent report card, transcript, IEP, etc)
- Custody documentation, if applicable
Next Steps:
Enrollment is not complete until all online components are completed and the required documentation is submitted to the school. Please visit your child’s school to finalize enrollment.
McKinney-Vento Information
The McKinney-Vento Act defines homeless children and youths as individuals who lack a fixed, regular, and adequate nighttime residence. This definition specifically includes children and youth living in emergency shelters, motels, hotels, campgrounds, cars, public spaces or abandoned buildings; and children and youths who are sharing the housing of other persons due to loss of housing, economic hardship, or a similar reason. If you believe your situation would qualify for McKinney-Vento services, please contact your school social worker or Kristen Hall, District McKinney-Vento Liaison at 910-296-6627. If you qualify, the school social worker will assist you with enrollment in Duplin County Schools.