New Students
At Federal Way Public Schools, we believe that all students are capable of achieving success at anything they put their minds to, and we're committed to helping every student explore their passions, discover new interests, and reach their goals.
Our schools cultivate welcoming communities that foster a strong sense of belonging, ownership in learning, and pursuit of success. Starting as early as PreK, students are gaining college and career awareness and skills to graduate confidently and ready for college, careers, and other post-secondary experiences.
Questions?
Reach Out to Your Child's Assigned School. They are your first point of contact for enrollment support.
Enrollment Support Team:
Email: enrollment@fwps.org
Phone: 253-945-2100
Steps to complete new enrollment
If your child is new to Federal Way Public Schools or is returning after time away from the district, you must complete online enrollment.
*If you already have students enrolled in the district and need to add a new student, simply log in to your existing ParentVUE account and enroll a new student (Steps 1 and 4).
During the enrollment process, we'll collect important information about your child, family, medical and emergency contacts, and more to ensure we have everything needed to provide the best learning experience, resources, and communication for your child. You will also review and accept our Rights and Responsibilities Handbook, outlining our district's policies and expectations.
- STEP 1: GATHER DOCUMENTS FOR EACH CHILD
- STEP 2: CREATE A PARENTVUE ACCOUNT
- STEP 3: ACTIVATE YOUR ACCOUNT TO LOG IN
- STEP 4: COMPLETE ONLINE ENROLLMENT
- STEP 5: RECEIVE ENROLLMENT NOTIFICATION
STEP 1: GATHER DOCUMENTS FOR EACH CHILD
STEP 2: CREATE A PARENTVUE ACCOUNT
STEP 3: ACTIVATE YOUR ACCOUNT TO LOG IN
STEP 4: COMPLETE ONLINE ENROLLMENT
STEP 5: RECEIVE ENROLLMENT NOTIFICATION
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Choice Enrollment
Apply for placement at a school other than the assigned neighborhood school. Based on space availability.

Dual Language
Learn about bilingual learning options, where students develop literacy and academic skills in two languages.

Home Instruction
Get information about educating students at home, including district requirements and support.

Foreign Exchange
Learn how international students can participate in approved exchange programs within our schools.

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Explore the Journey of a FWPS Scholar
Curious about the student experience in FWPS? Learn how scholars at every grade level are gaining the skills required to graduate from high school, ready to take on the world!

Preschool
Children age 3 and 4 are learning foundational academic, social-emotional, and independence skills in a caring, responsive environment.

Elementary
Students in grade K-5 are building academic perseverance, cultural competency, agency, and social-emotional skills that will propel them to succeed.

Middle School
Students in grades 6-8 are beginning to take ownership of their learning, enjoy expanded course and extracurricular opportunities, and a consistent schedule across middle schools for equitable learning.

High School
Students in grades 9-12 are being prepared to graduate college and career-ready through rigorous coursework, career exploration opportunities, and supportive connections with peers and staff.



