Registration for Duval HomeRoom in second quarter now open 

Families wishing to schedule their student in Duval HomeRoom or cancel their current Duval Homeroom assignment for the second quarter may do so now through next Friday, Sept. 25.

Like the previous enrollment period, the selection and cancellation forms are available for parents through the Parent Focus Account in the same location previously found.

Selections made are for the second quarter which begins Monday, Oct. 19. Families will have the opportunity to modify their selections additional times throughout the year. More info available here. 

Resources: 

• Step by step instructions for Duval HomeRoom enrollment

• Step by step instructions for Duval HomeRomm cancellation

Technology Pick Up Information

When parents registered their children for Duval HomeRoom, they were asked whether they needed a laptop and/or hotspot. Those families who said they needed a device should have received a phone call from your school with directions on how to pick up your laptop. If you did not receive those instructions, please contact your school.

There is still time to receive a laptop or hotspot, if you did not already request one through Duval HomeRoom registration. Contact your school if you are:

1. Enrolling or enrolled in Duval HomeRoom or DVIA, and
2. Did not already indicate that you need technology, and
3. Did not already borrow technology this past spring.

Duval HomeRoom Meal Service

If your student is using HomeRoom, you can still pick up meals daily inside your school's lobby during the allotted time listed below. Students or parents/guardians must have an acceptable form of ID for the student to receive a meal. Meals must be picked up at the enrolled school. For more information about Food Services, click here.

• Elementary: 9:30 - 10:30 a.m.
• Middle: 10 - 11 a.m.
• High: 9 - 10 a.m.

Team Up for Health Video Series

Our videos show you how we are working to slow or even stop the spread of COVID-19. Learn what to expect when your children arrive at school, and what you can do to help reduce the impact of COVID-19 in our schools. Click here to see more.