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1. www.ontarioschools.org › enrollmentinfoOntario Schools Open Enrollment Information

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   Families who are currently open enrolled and plan to return the following year will need to complete an application for each student. A separate application must be completed for each student wishing to be considered for the Ontario Local Schools' interdistrict open enrollment program.

2. reason.org › faq › frequently-asked-questions-onFrequently asked questions on public school open enrollment

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   Aug 25, 2022 · What is open enrollment for public schools? Open enrollment policies allow students to attend the public schools of their choice rather than the school they are residentially assigned to. Strong open enrollment policies empower families to transfer their students to a new school that may be outside of, or within, their assigned school districts.

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4. reason.org › commentary › open-enrollment-providesOpen Enrollment Provides Substantial Benefits to Students and ...

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   Jan 28, 2020 · Also known as open enrollment, 43 states allow inter-district transfers but most give school districts at least some discretion over admissions decisions. For example, in Texas, school districts aren’t required to accept transfer students and can even charge families tuition to their public schools.

5. myschoolchoice.com › types-of-schools › publicThe Ultimate Guide to a Public School Transfer (Open Enrollment)

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   Allowing students to attend public schools outside their district is called interdistrict enrollment. All 50 states permit public school transfers in at least some cases, but access to open enrollment varies widely by state.

6. www.edweek.org › education › open-enrollment-inOpen Enrollment in Districts: Choices and Consequences

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   Open enrollment policies allow families to choose between public (non-charter) schools, either within a district or across district lines. Twenty-one states offer interdistrict transfers, and...

7. www.edchoice.org › engage › the-good-and-bad-of-k-12Understanding Inter-District K-12 Open Enrollment Policies

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   Mar 22, 2023 · There are two types of open enrollment policies. Intra-district allows kids to attend schools within their assigned district that may not necessarily be their assigned school. Inter-district allows kids to attend schools outside their assigned school and district.

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   What are open enrollment laws for public schools?

   • Each state has different open enrollment laws for public schools. Allowing students to attend other traditional public schools within their assigned district is called intradistrict enrollment. Allowing students to attend public schools outside their district is called interdistrict enrollment.

   The Ultimate Guide to a Public School Transfer (Open Enrollment)

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   Why is open enrollment important?

   • Open enrollment policies allow students to attend the public schools of their choice rather than the school they are residentially assigned to. Strong open enrollment policies empower families to transfer their students to a new school that may be outside of, or within, their assigned school districts. What is cross-district open enrollment?

   Frequently asked questions on public school open enrollment

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   What is within-District open enrollment?

   • Within-district open enrollment allows students to transfer from one school in their residentially assigned school district to another school within that school district. Is open enrollment a form of school choice?

   Frequently asked questions on public school open enrollment

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   What are the different types of open enrollment policies?

   • There are two types of open enrollment policies. Intra-district allows kids to attend schools within their assigned district that may not necessarily be their assigned school. Inter-district allows kids to attend schools outside their assigned school and district. (Think interstate, it’s a road helping you cross state lines.)

   Understanding Inter-District K-12 Open Enrollment Policies - EdChoice

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   What is cross-district open enrollment?

   • Cross-district open enrollment policies allow students to transfer from schools in their residentially assigned school district into schools in another public school district. What is within-district open enrollment?

   Frequently asked questions on public school open enrollment

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   Could open enrollment expand K-12 public education options?

   • State policymakers could drastically expand the K-12 public education options that are available to families through open enrollment policies, which diminish the role of residentially assigned school districts and attendance zone boundaries by allowing students to transfer to any public school that has available seating.

   Frequently asked questions on public school open enrollment

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9. reason.org › open-enrollment › public-schoolsExamining every state's open enrollment policies - Reason ...

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   Oct 26, 2023 · Reason’s Five Best Practices for Open Enrollment. #1 Statewide Cross-District Open Enrollment. School districts are required to have a cross-district enrollment policy and are only permitted to reject transfer students for limited reasons, such as school capacity. #2 Statewide Within-District Open Enrollment.