Georgia Form 3300 must be filed for every child who is being admitted for the first time to a public school in the state of Georgia.

It is intended to make sure that every child in Georgia is screened for possible problems with their vision, hearing, teeth and nutrition. The earlier these problems are detected, the earlier parents can seek professional help for the child.

All four screenings must be conducted and reported on the form before it can be filed with the school.

It is only necessary to file the Form 3300 once. If the Form 3300 is filed at the child’s first school, and the child later transfers to another school, then the original school is required to forward the Form 3300 to the new school.