Student Transfers. If a student transfers within the district, the Education Assistant/Childcare Worker/Child and Youth Care Worker assigned to that student will have the option to transfer with the student or exercise their seniority rights in accordance with Article 17 – Lay-offs and Recalls of this Agreement.
Student Transfers. The affected unit member will be consulted or advised as appropriate before student transfers are made except when circumstances beyond the control of the administration preclude such prior communication.
Student Transfers i. Any student transfer into the Charter School shall be documented by a completed enrollment form which includes a release to obtain the student’s records from any attendance center in which the student has previously been enrolled. The release must be signed by the student or, if the student is a minor or has been adjudicated incompetent, by the student’s parent/guardian. The Charter School shall timely receive the student’s records and verify whether the student meets the eligibility requirements for enrollment.
ii. Any student transfer out of the Charter School shall be documented by a transfer form signed by the student or, if the student is a minor, by the student’s parent/guardian which affirmatively states that the student’s transfer is voluntary. The transfer form signed by the parent/guardian shall include the reason for the requested transfer. A copy of the completed transfer form shall be provided to the Rockford Public Schools Assistant Superintendent of Student Support. If the request to transfer schools is received after the start of the school year at issue, the student shall be permitted to transfer, after the Board expressly agrees to the transfer. Board approval is not required if the transfer meets the requirements authorizing intradistrict transfer pursuant to Rockford Public Schools Board Policy 7.30. If a student transfers out of the Charter School, or the Charter School dismisses a pupil from the school after receiving a quarterly payment, the Charter School must return to the school district, on a quarterly basis, the prorated portion of public funding provided for the education of that pupil for the time the student is not enrolled at the charter school. Likewise, if a pupil transfers to a charter school between quarterly payments, the school district shall provide, on a quarterly basis, a prorated portion of the public funding to the charter school to provide for the education of that pupil. The Charter School shall not use the ability to transfer (or “dis-enroll”) students as a mechanism to circumvent the open enrollment requirement in Charter Schools Law or as an alternative method of discipline. If a student transfers from the Charter School to the District, the Charter School shall provide the District the student’s records within ten (10) business days of the student’s transfer.
Student Transfers. The School Administration has the right to make pupil assignments and transfers to classes. When a student, after being assigned to a class, is transferred from that class to another class, the teachers concerned in the transfer will be consulted. The consultation is in no way meant to affect the School Administration's right to make such transfers.
Student Transfers. A student that transfers into a District 308 High School will be provided a copy of this policy. Transfer students and their parents will be given a reasonable time period (not to exceed five school days) to determine whether or not the student intends to participate in the athletics or activities described. If within that period of time the student decides to participate then the consent forms must be signed. The student is then eligible to participate in extracurricular/athletic activities and the name will be entered into the pool of names and remain subject to testing throughout the year.
Student Transfers. The Lavaca Public School District shall review and accept or reject requests for transfers, both into and out of the district, on a case by case basis at the July and December regularly scheduled board meetings. The District may reject a nonresident’s application for admission if its acceptance would necessitate the addition of staff or classrooms, exceed the capacity of a program, class, grade level, or school building, or cause the District to provide educational services not currently provided in the affected school. The District shall reject applications that would cause it to be out of compliance with applicable laws and regulations regarding desegregation. Any student transferring from a school accredited by the Division of Elementary and Secondary Education (DESE) to a school in this district shall be placed into the same grade the student would have been in had the student remained at the former school. Any grades, course credits, and/or promotions received by a student while enrolled in the Division of Youth Services system of education shall be considered transferable in the same manner as those grades, course credits, and promotions from other accredited Arkansas public educational entities. Any student transferring from a school that is not accredited by the DESE to a District school shall be evaluated by District staff to determine the student’s appropriate grade placement. A student transferring from home school will be placed in accordance with the Home Schooling Policy. Any person who has been expelled from any other school district shall receive a hearing before the Board at the time the student is seeking enrollment in the District. The Board reserves the right to not allow the enrollment of such students until the time of the person’s expulsion has expired following the hearing before the Board. Except as otherwise required or permitted by law, the responsibility for transportation of any nonresident student admitted to a school in this District shall be borne by the student or the student’s parents. The District and the resident district may enter into a written agreement with the student or student’s parents to provide transportation to or from the District, or both.
Student Transfers. A student must complete two years at an A+ designated high school. If a student transfers to Neosho High School from a Missouri A+ designated high school, he/she will be able to participate in the A+ Program.. If a student transfers from Neosho to another A+ designated high school, he/she will be allowed to continue participating in the A+ Program at that school. If a student transfers to Neosho High School from an out of state school, the student must attend the A+ designated school (NHS) for at least two years. LAUNCH and Edgenuity are considered as enrollment through Neosho High School.
Student Transfers. A student must complete his/her final three years at an A+ designated high school. ▪ If a student transfers to Neosho High School after the beginning of his/her sophomore year, he/she must be transferring from an A+ designated high school; otherwise, he/she will be unable to participate in the A+ Program. ▪ If a student transfers from Neosho to another high school after the beginning of his/her sophomore year, he/she must be transferring to an A+ designated high school; otherwise, he/she will not be allowed to participate in the A+ Program. ▪ If a student withdraws from Neosho High School and officially enrolls in a non- designated school, even if it is for just one day, and then re-enrolls in Neosho High School, he/she will be ineligible to participate in the A+ Program. Before a student and parents decide to move a student to another high school, they should consider the effect it will have on the student’s opportunity to participate in the A+ Program.
Student Transfers. Any student transfer out of an MLA School shall be governed by applicable District polices and rules. District shall not unreasonably withhold permission for any student to transfer into an MLA School.
Student Transfers. The Charter School must document any student transfer out of the Charter School by obtaining a transfer form signed by the student’s parent/guardian or the student (if 18 years of age or older) that affirmatively states that the student’s transfer is voluntary. If reasonable efforts to obtain a transfer form from the student’s parent/guardian are unsuccessful, the Charter School shall obtain alternative documentation to verify that a student’s transfer is voluntary, including but not limited to the procedure outlined below in Section 4(F)(4) Removal from enrollment. The Charter School must maintain records of its signed student transfer forms or or alternative documentation that verifies student transfers in accordance with the Illinois School Student Records Act and any regulations promulgated thereunder and must produce those records to I&I upon request.
