This study aims to examine the impact of school nurses and electronic health record (EHR) software on student enrollment rates. It is hypothesized that the presence of school nurses will positively influence enrollment by improving student health and parent confidence. The implementation of EHR software may also enhance health monitoring and record management, leading to better communication and early intervention. A mixed-methods approach will collect quantitative enrollment data from schools and qualitative insights from surveys and interviews to understand the perceived effects of school nurses and EHR software on student enrollment. The findings could help schools allocate resources and identify strategies to address enrollment challenges.