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BRSSD outlines three middle-school options and enrollment timeline
Summary
Belmont-Redwood Shores School District officials presented three middle-school program options and spelled out enrollment steps, key dates and how families will receive assignments.
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Dan Degora, superintendent of the Belmont-Redwood Shores School District, opened a district middle-school information night by saying the district offers “three unique options with one great fit for your child.”
The presentation walked families through the enrollment process, site-specific information nights, and assignment and orientation dates. Parents must complete online enrollment via the district website; principals said additional, school-level nights in February will provide more detail about program differences.
Why it matters: incoming fifth-grade families must choose among Nesbitt, Ralston and Sandpiper middle-school programs; the district set firm deadlines and timelines to ensure students receive placements before the fall term.
District officials said new families must complete online enrollment at brssd.org. The district will send a middle-school preference form to current fifth-grade families by email on Feb. 7; the form must be returned by Feb. 21. Site-specific information nights are scheduled Feb. 4 (Sandpiper) and Feb. 5 (Nesbitt). The district aims to send middle-school assignments to current families by April 4 and to newly enrolled families by June 13. School-site orientations will take place in August before the start of the school year.
The district will post the information-night recording, the Zoom Q&A transcript and an FAQ on the district website. Degora and district staff said they would answer remaining questions posted in the Zoom Q&A and circulate any follow-up materials.
District staff emphasized that all three middle-school programs are standards-aligned and that families should review site-specific nights for finer details on scheduling, electives and supports. No formal vote or action was taken at the presentation; the session provided information and directions for families about enrollment steps.

