Registration and Intake Procedures
at the Evening High School

Students enrolling in evening high school credit courses will register at the center where they will take the course.

Enrollment for Students in Day School (concurrently enrolled) in Baltimore County Public Schools:

• Registration occurs in September and January only, as listed in the fall and winter evening high school flier
  
• Students meet with their day school counselor and obtain a completed evening high school admission form
  
• Students bring the completed admission form and a check to cover the course fee to the evening high school where the course is offered on the night of registration
  
• Students will begin class according to the date listed on the flier
• Students with an IEP must bring a copy to registration
  

• Registration occurs in September and January only, as listed in the fall and winter evening high school flier
  
• Students will obtain a letter from their counselor stating the course which the student is to take
  
• Students bring the letter and a check to cover the course fee to the evening high school where the course is offered on the night of registration

• Registration occurs in September and January only, as listed in the fall and winter evening high school flier
  
• If a potential high school graduate, the student must obtain a copy of his/her high school transcript
  
• Transcripts may be obtained from the Office of Transcripts located at 9610 Pulaski Park Drive, Suite 219, Baltimore, MD 21220. They may be reached at (410) 887-6360. Also, see Academic Verifications, Official Transcripts & Official Duplicate Diplomas Form.
  
• The adult will call the evening high school and make an appointment to meet with a counselor; phone numbers and counselor names are listed under enrollment for expelled students
  
• The counselor will review the transcript, determine the courses which must be taken to meet graduation requirements, and develop a course schedule
  
• There is no course fee if the student is under 21 years old.

• The student will meet with his/her day school counselor
  
• The day school counselor will complete an evening high school admission form and provide a letter stating that the student is transferring from the day to the evening class, signed by the counselor or administrator. On the admission form, the counselor will include each quarter grade including the current withdraw grade. If a student is not in a Baltimore County Public School, a letter is completed which must include the course to be taken with the student's grades to date
  
• The student will call the evening high school and make an appointment to meet with the counselors; phone numbers and counselor names are listed under enrollment for expelled students
  
• The transfer will not occur until the quarter (marking period) ends; the student will start class at the beginning of the new marking period. There is a course fee

• When the Superintendent's Designee decides that the student is expelled, an evening high school admission form will be completed by the Designee
• The student may choose to attend one or two evening schools and/or Saturday school.
• An admission form will be completed for each school and the counselor name and school phone number for each school will be provided
  
• The student will contact the evening school during its operating hours and schedule an intake meeting. The intake will consist of registration for the course(s), a brief meeting with a counselor to develop student goals and identify needs, and a screening in reading. The following are the phone numbers and counselors:




Western Jennifer Myers 887-0840 Mon./Wed. Evening

Dundalk Joseph Noone 887-7023 Tues./Thurs. Evening

Kenwood Nick and Fifi Kutson 887-0153 Mon./Wed. Evening

Milford John Roth 887-0662 Tues./Thurs. Evening




• Students with an IEP must bring a copy to registration as well as a snapshot and current graduating report. If a student has a 504, a copy must be brought.

Following the intake meeting, the student will begin class on the following night of classes. There is no course fee for expelled students.