Grades 9-12

All students seeking to enroll in school must provide written proof of up to date immunizations (as required by Connecticut State Statues) and a negative tuberculosis risk screening/assessment or a negative test for tuberculosis prior to starting school.

Physical examinations - Physical examinations are required for the following groups of high school students:
1. All students entering 9th grade
2. Students of any grade transferring into a New Britain school from a school outside of Connecticut
3. Students in grades 10-12 transferring from a Connecticut school who did not have a 9th grade physical exam

Families have up to 30 calendar days to provide physical examination paperwork to the school nurse. For school entry in August and September, physical exams must have been completed on or after July 1 of the previous calendar year. For school entry October through June, physical exams can be no more than 12 months old. In accordance with State of Connecticut Statutes, physical exams must be completed by a medical doctor (MD or DO) who is licensed in the United States; or by a physician assistant, advanced practice registered nurse, or nurse practitioner who is licensed to practice medicine in the State of Connecticut or who performed the physical exam on an active military base. State of Connecticut Health Assessment forms (physical examination forms) are available from any school nurse, at most pediatric offices, or online by clicking here.

Physical examinations are available through your personal medical provider or at no out of pocket cost through the school based health center located at New Britain High School. Immunizations are available at no cost for students up to the age of 19 from the New Britain Public Health Department, 88 Prospect Street, New Britain. Immunizations are also available from the school based health center, from your personal medical provider, walk-in clinics, or pharmacies. Tuberculosis risk screening is provided by the school nurse. For those found to be at high risk tuberculosis testing is available from the New Britain Public Health Department or from your personal medical provider or clinic.

Below are some frequently asked questions: If your question is not answered, please contact our Central Registration Office at 860-225-6300 x1610 or by sending an e-mail to nbhsregs@csdnb.org.

Should I create an account?
If you've never completed an online Returning Student Registration, you should create an account. This allows you to securely save your work and come back at a later time if necessary. You can use your email address or cell phone number. If you already have an account, you can sign in and complete the form. (You should use the same account to complete forms for multiple children.)

I've completed the form, now what?
When you have finished entering your information, click Submit. This will send all of the information you've entered to the school. If you cannot click on this button, you will need to make sure that you have answered all required questions.

What if I have more than one student in the Consolidated School District of New Britain? Do I need to do this for each child?
Yes, because you'll need to provide information that is specific for each child. We recommend that you submit one Returning Student Registration and then start another – this will allow you to "snap over" shared family information, which will save you time.

I don't understand what a question is asking.
You can contact us at (860) 225-6300 x1610 or email us at nbhsregs@csdnb.orgto ask any general questions about the form or the Returning Student Registration process.

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