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1. www.ecs.org › 50-state-comparison-open-enrollment50-State Comparison: Open Enrollment Policies - Education ...

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   Mar 8, 2022 · 24 states require interdistrict open enrollment, while 28 states have voluntary programs. A handful of states prioritize students who qualify for free- or reduced-price lunch or students in low-performing schools for admission, including California and Colorado.

2. 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.

3. education.ohio.gov › Open-Enrollment-FAQOpen Enrollment FAQ - Ohio Department of Education

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   Aug 20, 2024 · What is “Interdistrict” open enrollment? Interdistrict open enrollment allows students from adjacent or other school districts to attend a school in the district even though those students are not “native” to the district.

4. 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 · What’s Inside. 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.

5. education.ohio.gov › Open-EnrollmentOpen Enrollment | Ohio Department of Education and Workforce

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   • District Policy
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   • Listing of 2024-2025 Open Enrollment Policies in Ohio School Districts

   If a district has more than one school building at any grade level, it must adopt an intra-district open enrollment policy and have procedures for deciding when students may be allowed to enroll in a school building other than the one assigned by the Board or district superintendent. If the district only has one school building for students to atte...

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   School districts are required to inform residents every year about intra- and interdistrict open enrollment options available to pupils. All communications used to inform parents/guardians and students about the open enrollment options and all internal documents/forms used by the school district must accurately reflect the letter and spirit of the ...

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   A board of education may place the following limitations on the open enrollment of students through its policies: 1. A board of education may limit the size of individual classes, place a limit on a school building’s capacity, and/or limit the number of students in a particular educational program. 2. A board of education may limit open enrollment ...

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   Every spring, each school district in Ohio may choose whether or not to accept students through open enrollment for the next school year. This Open Enrollment Listinglists school districts by district name and whether or not they will accept applications for the 2024-2025 school year. If you are interested in a certain district, contact the distric...

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6. 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.

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   What is Interdistrict open enrollment?

   • Interdistrict open enrollment allows students from adjacent or other school districts to attend a school in the district even though those students are not “native” to the district.

   Open Enrollment FAQ - Ohio Department of Education

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   Does Interdistrict open enrollment include all schools in Ohio?

   • Intradistrict open enrollment includes all school buildings within the district. All school districts in Ohio must participate. May students admitted under interdistrict open enrollment participate in intradistrict open enrollment? Yes. There is nothing to prohibit this from occurring.

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   Should a district adopt an intra-district open enrollment policy?

   • If the district only has one school building for students to attend all grade levels, then it need not adopt an intra-district open enrollment policy. Regardless of the number of school buildings, all districts must adopt an interdistrict open enrollment policy that either:

   Open Enrollment | Ohio Department of Education and Workforce

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   What is open enrollment?

   • Open enrollment is an integral part of state public school choice policies. These policies allow a student to transfer to a public school of their choice.

   50-State Comparison: Open Enrollment Policies

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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 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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8. mostpolicyinitiative.org › science-note › interInterdistrict Open Enrollment - MOST Policy Initiative

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   Mar 4, 2022 · Interdistrict open enrollment allows students to attend a public school outside of their district of residence. In the absence of specific criteria for interdistrict transfer, schools with high local property wealth and/or schools adjacent to predominantly nonwhite neighborhoods often create barriers to enrollment that effectively limit choices ...