Intra-District Transfers
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Students are assigned to their home school at the start of elementary, middle, and high school. The intra-district transfer process allows for students to attend a school other than their home school, provided space is available.
IMPORTANT NOTE: Once a student has been granted a transfer to a particular school, they do not need to reapply for a transfer each year to continue their attendance. For example, if a student receives a transfer to an elementary school for kindergarten, they will remain enrolled at that school until they leave (likely 5th grade).
A new transfer request will need to be submitted for middle school and high school in the event that the student wants to attend a school that is not their school of residence.
To request an intra-district transfer for the current 2022-23 school year, please visit your school of residence to begin your request.
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2023-24 Intra-District Transfer Timeline
2023-24 Intra-district Transfer Request Form
2023-24 Intra-district Transfer Request Form- SpanishJanuary 17- March 1
- Priority application period for Intra-District Transfers.
- Notification of placement or waitlist status for 9-12 shall be received by the third week of March, including requests for students with IEP's.
- Notification of placement or waitlist status for TK-8 shall be received by the first week of May, including requests for students with IEP's.
March 2-June 1
- Applications received during this time will be processed on a space availability basis.
- Notification of placement or waitlist status for all grades shall be received by the first week of July.
- Applications received after June 1 will be held and reviewed at the beginning of the school year.
June 2- Start of School
- Applications received during this time will be processed on a space availability basis.
- Notification of placement or waitlist status for all grades will be addressed after the start of the school year.
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IMPORTANT NOTE:
All applications received within each submission window will be treated the same. There is not a first come, first-served advantage.