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College Station ISD reviews out-of-district transfer criteria to shore up enrollment
Summary
CSISD administrators presented proposed out-of-district transfer criteria — academic thresholds, attendance and behavior rules, campus availability and a timeline for applications — as one tool to address a reported loss of about 300 students and the related funding impact.
College Station Independent School District administrators outlined a proposed out-of-district transfer program intended to stabilize enrollment and protect programs as the district copes with recent declines.
Communications Director Mr. Dunson told trustees the program is distinct from open enrollment and would allow students who live outside district boundaries to apply to attend specific campuses. “Out of district transfer, we’re using that terminology because this is a program that allows students who live outside of the district’s boundaries to apply for enrollment at specific schools within the district,” Mr. Dunson said.
Why it matters: the district reported losing about 300 students this year, which lowers state funding tied to average daily attendance. Mr. Dunson said the district’s basic allotment is $6,215 per…
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