Sibling preference definition

Sibling preference means assignment granted, if seats are available, because a student has a sibling enrolled in the requested school or magnet or specialty program.

Sibling preference student has a sibling currently open-enrolled in this non-resident district. Employee child preference: Student has parent or legal guardian who is a Minnesota resident who is an employee of the non-resident district. Early Childhood Special Education (birth to age 5). Does this child ideally need early childhood special education services to start immediately? Yes. No.

Examples of Sibling preference in a sentence

• Sibling preference only applies if the school of enrollment is designated for COE for the school year of application.

• Sibling preference does not apply until one of the siblings is actually enrolled.

• These roles agree with the new responsibilities of science, i.e., “Science in Society and Science for Society” set forth in the “World Declaration on the Use of Science and Scientific Knowledge” (Budapest Declaration *) adopted by the International Science Council and UNESCO in 1999.

• Sibling preference will be given to children whose sibling is already assigned to the school and who will be attending during the year for which the application is made.

• The purpose of the proper selection of the forum is to "resist imposition of an inconvenient jurisdiction on a litigant." Id. at 839.

• Sibling preference is offered only if the sibling resides in the same primary legal residence/household as the currently enrolled student.

• Permanent historical value (PHV) to automatically declassify 25 years from its classification date.

• Sibling preference is in place only while the first-placed student remains enrolled.

• Sibling preference will be honored as long as there is room in the particular grade.

• Sibling preference is only applicable during the first round of the Kindergarten or 3Year Old Lottery.