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Shared Residency Procedure

Students and parents living with another family must complete a Shared Residency Affidavit each school year.

The homeowner—defined as the individual responsible for paying property taxes—must meet with the campus registrar along with the parent or guardian during enrollment. The homeowner must provide two proofs of residency:

  • One must be a current mortgage statement or property tax bill
  • The other may be a current electric, gas, landline phone, or internet bill

A Shared Residency Affidavit must be completed and signed by both the homeowner and the parent/guardian. This affidavit is a formal, sworn statement and must be notarized by a Splendora ISD employee.

Please note: Shared Residency Affidavits cannot be completed based on a lease agreement.

To complete the registration process under a Shared Residency Affidavit, the parent must provide two proofs of residency with the same address as the residence from the five following categories.  

  • Driver’s license with the address identified on the Shared Residency Affidavit
  • Documents from the parent/guardian’s employer, such as a paycheck stub, tax form, or withholding statement with the address identified on the Shared Residency Affidavit
  • Voter’s registration card in the name of the enrolling party with the address identified on the Shared Residency Affidavit
  • Insurance papers issued in the name of the enrolling party with the address identified on the Shared Residency Affidavit
  • Current bill/statement from a bank, credit union, department store, major credit card, gasoline credit card with the address identified on the Shared Residency Affidavit

A Shared Residency Affidavit must be completed annually.  A family will complete one Affidavit and list each student that will be enrolled in Splendora ISD. There are two workshops scheduled before the start of school to help ensure the Affidavit is completed by the first day of school.

Wednesday, August 6, 2025, 10:00 am - 7:00 pm Splendora ISD Boardroom, 23419 FM 2090, Splendora
Saturday, August 9, 2025, 10:00 am - 3:00 pm Splendora ISD Boardroom, 23419 FM 2090, Splendora

It is crucial to note that any falsification of information on a form required for a student’s enrollment in a district is a serious offense. Those found guilty will be liable to the district for tuition or other costs, as provided in Texas Education Code 25.001(h) if the student is not eligible for enrollment but is enrolled based on false information. Furthermore, presenting false information or false records is a criminal offense under Penal Code 37.10.

The Board of Trustees or its designee may make reasonable inquiries to verify a person’s eligibility for admission under TEC 25.001(c), which may include a home visit by a district representative or a law enforcement officer and/or be withdrawn from the district.