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- A school district may not ask about your or your child’s citizenship or immigration status to establish residency within the district, nor may a school district deny a homeless child (including a homeless child who is undocumented) enrollment because he or she cannot provide the required documents to establish residency.
www.justice.gov/sites/default/files/crt/legacy/2014/05/08/plylerfact.pdfFact Sheet: Information on the Rights of All Children to ...
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1 day ago · Before the pandemic, 470 students from kindergarten to Grade 12, from dozens of countries around the world, came to study at Thames Valley District School Board (TVDSB) schools, bringing in just ...
Sep 23, 2021 · So, can your child go to school outside their district? There is a very good chance they can, though there may be rules and restrictions, and these may be different depending on your...
The District will accept applications from nonresident students who are the children of eligible employees not assigned to schools, and those students will be permitted to enroll at a school that has capacity to serve the student.
You can use the Official Letter of Acceptance to apply for a Study Permit at the Canadian consulate or embassy in your home country. (receiving the study permit may take between 2 weeks to 5 months depending on your location – so please apply as early as possible)
The ALJ cannot require a school district to accept nonresident students for reasons other than permitted by law. The school district must also follow its own policy not to admit nonresident students when there is no space available. Laws and policies governing student transfer. WAC 392-137 Finance-Nonresident Attendance
If you and your family arrive in Canada in the middle of a school year, contact your local school board to find a place for your children. As the parent or guardian, it’s up to you to choose a school system. Depending on where you live, your options may include.
Any student who resides outside of the Bellevue School District (District) may apply to attend a school in the District. All applications for nonresident students will be considered equally. Information on interdistrict acceptance policies will be provided to nonresidents families on request.
