Kilterin koulu - Summer Instructions for 2026 Middle School Graduates
Middle school is coming to an end, and information regarding high school placements will be released in mid-June.
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Middle school graduates will receive their joint application results in June. You must accept your study placement no later than the week following Midsummer.
- Release Date: Joint application results will be sent via email and published on the My Studyinfo service on Thursday, June 11, 2026.
- Deadline: You must accept your placement by June 25, 2026.
- Waiting Lists: Waiting lists remain active until August 14, 2026. This means you may still be offered a spot in one of your higher-ranked preferences during the summer.
- School counselors will assist with the acceptance process. In June, they will specifically provide guidance for students who did not receive an initial placement.
- Students are also responsible for completing a data transfer form for upper secondary education and delivering it to their new school.
The final day of middle school for 9th graders will be on Saturday, May 30, 2026.
2026 Joint Application Schedule
| Release of Admission Results | Thursday, June 11, 2026 |
| Deadline to Accept Placement | Thursday, June 25, 2026 |
| Waiting List Period Ends | Friday, August 14, 2026 |
Joint Application Results and Accepting Your Placement
Joint application results will be released on Thursday, June 11, 2026. You will receive your results via email, or you can view them directly in the My Studyinfo service.
What should I do when the results are released?
Follow these steps carefully to ensure you do not lose your study placement:
- If you applied while logged in: Log in to My Studyinfo → English and accept your placement there.
- If you applied without logging in: You will receive two emails. The first will notify you of the admission decision. The second will contain a secure link to officially accept your placement.
- Note: You can also choose to accept your placement by logging into My Studyinfo at any time.
Deadline: You have two weeks from the release date to accept your placement. The final deadline is Thursday, June 25, 2026.
Important Reminders
- For Guardians: No separate notification will be sent to parents or guardians. The applicant is responsible for monitoring their own email and the Studyinfo service.
- Email Address: Results will be sent to the email address provided in the original joint application.
| If you have not confirmed your acceptance by Thursday, June 25, 2026, you will forfeit your study placement, and the spot will be offered to another student from the waiting list. |
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Instructions Regarding Waiting ListsEven if you are not immediately accepted into your top-choice school, follow these steps:
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Enrolling at Your Educational Institution
Simply accepting your placement offer is not always enough. Each school has its own specific procedures for completing the enrollment process.
- Check the Instructions: The institution may ask you to select your courses online or visit the campus in person. Check the school’s website, your email, or your text messages for detailed instructions.
- Ask for Help: If you are unsure about what to do, call the school’s admissions office or registrar’s office.
- If You Are Unavailable: If you are traveling or otherwise unable to handle enrollment yourself, you can authorize a relative or someone else to complete the process on your behalf.
- Institutions in Vantaa: You can find compiled information regarding enrollment practices for schools in Vantaa on the city's official joint application website.
What Happens During the Summer?
- Waiting Lists: The period for being accepted from a waiting list ends on August 14, 2026.
- Changing Schools: After mid-August, you can contact educational institutions directly to inquire about available spots if you wish to transfer—for example, to a school closer to your home.
School Counselors at School in June
School counselors (opo) are available to assist you once the joint application results are released.
- Support for Those Without a Placement: A counselor will remain at the school until they have met with every student who did not receive a study placement.
- Reach Out: You can contact a counselor if you do not receive notification of your results or if you need assistance with the enrollment process.
How to Contact Kilteri School Counselors:
- Counselors will be available on Thursday, June 11, and as needed in the following days.
- The best way to reach your counselor is by email.
Transferring Middle School Educational Records to Upper Secondary Education
When a student transitions from middle school to a new educational institution, essential information regarding their studies is transferred. This process is mandated by the Compulsory Education Act.
Which records are transferred automatically?
By law, the school must transfer information that the new institution requires to organize the student's education. Parental or guardian consent is not required for this. In Vantaa, the following documents are transferred:
- IEP Documents (HOJKS): For students receiving special support.
- Learning Plans: If the school deems the information necessary for the student's transition.
- Other Students: Information for students not covered above is not transferred automatically.
These documents are sent to the new school in August, once the study placement has been confirmed.
Data Transfer Form Completed by Student and Guardian
In addition to the automatic transfer of records, all 9th-grade students will complete a separate Data Transfer Form following their counselor’s instructions.
- How to submit it: The student and guardian are responsible for delivering this form directly to the new educational institution.
- Why it is important: This form provides the new school with valuable information about previous studies. The more information the school has, the smoother the transition will be for the student.
School transport subsidy ticket for the academic year 2026–2027
As a secondary education student, you may be eligible for a School transport subsidy if the following criteria are met:
- You are subject to compulsory education.
- Your commute to school is at least 7 kilometers (approx. 4.4 miles) one way.
How to use the subsidy
The subsidy can be provided, for example, as a travel ticket that you load directly into the HSL app.
- You can apply for the subsidy as soon as you have accepted your study place.
- It is best to apply before the school year begins.
- In terms of the school transport subsidy, the academic year runs from August 1 to July 31.