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Piedmont clarifies transfer policy to allow virtual students extracurricular access without counting toward site capacity
Piedmont School District Board · May 13, 2025
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Summary
The board revised the FES transfer policy to explicitly treat virtual students as separate from physical site capacity, allow virtual students campus access (one hour per day) for activities, and confirmed virtual enrollments generate the same funding as in-person students.
The Piedmont School District board approved a revision to its FES transfer policy clarifying that virtual students do not count toward a site’s physical capacity under the transfer law passed in 2022.
Administration explained the change is…
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