Frequently Asked Questions

For families residing in a month-to-month arrangement without a written lease, we require that you provide a signed and notarized Landlord Living Agreement. Please submit the notarized agreement along with documentation of your most recent rent payment or a utility bill in your name or your landlord’s

To meet the proof of occupancy requirement, you may provide a work order from a utility company to show that a utility service has been requested or established at your residence. This work order can be the email confirmation regarding an account being established at your new address.

For families sharing housing with a friend or relative, we require that you provide a signed and notarized Landlord Living Agreement that your friend or relative must also sign. Please submit the notarized agreement along with documentation of your most recent rent payment or a utility bill in your name or your friend’s/relative’s.

Registration for the Weymouth Early Childhood Center (WECC) is handled by the WECC main office. Please learn more about WECC Registration and contact the WECC main office at 781-335-0191 with questions.

To be eligible for Kindergarten, students must be five (5) years of age by August 31 of the year of enrollment.

No. If your child will be five years old on September 1, they are eligible for a Kindergarten assignment.

While we understand the desire to tour your child's school, we do not allow tours due to potential disruptions to the learning environment and security concerns. Instead, we encourage you to explore our school profile videos, available on our website.

WPS partners with area organizations to offer after-school programs for students.

• Champions provides after-school programming on-site at WECC and all 8 WPS elementary schools. If you are interested in this option, please note that you will need to register your child separately with Champions. Visit their website or contact them directly for more information on registration and program details.
• South Shore Stars: Another resource in Weymouth is South Shore Stars, which also provides after-school programming for students. To learn more about Stars and their offerings, please visit their website or contact them directly.

Our transportation policy provides bus services to students in Kindergarten through sixth grade if they meet these criteria:

1. Attend a school within their assigned zone
2. Live more than two miles from school, measured by the shortest commonly traveled route

For students in grades K-6 who live outside the two-mile perimeter and students in grades seven through twelve, a pay rider program is available on a space-available basis. Priority is given to younger students living farthest from school. The fee per child is $250 with the family maximum of $600. If the pay rider fee poses a financial hardship, families may apply for a waiver through the school Principal. Apply for bus transportation at WPS »