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MISD GUIDELINES FOR INTRADISTRICT AND INTERDISTRICT
TRANSFERS
(2006-2007)
The following information includes guidelines the
administration uses in making the decisions regarding
interdistrict and intradistrict transfers.
The district policy on transfers can be found at:
http://www.tasb.org/policy/pol/private/043907/
Type in FDA local for
interdistrict transfers and FDB local for intradistrict
transfers
Note:
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All secondary transfers
are subject to review by the University Interscholastic
League.
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Parents/guardians are
responsible for transportation of transfer students.
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All transfers are based
on availability of space and are considered on a
year-by-year basis.
Out-of-District Transfer Students
(students whose parents live outside the MISD boundaries and
do not work for MISD)
In-District Hardship Transfer Requests
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All MISD in-district
hardship transfer requests will be made in writing to the
superintendent or his designee.
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The superintendent or his
designee will decide all transfer requests on a
case-by-case basis. The district will consider health
issues and legal issues that are verifiable and documented
and can be resolved by a transfer. Transfers for siblings
of students who are placed in self-contained special
education units that are not located on every campus will
be considered for a hardship intra-district transfer.
Students who are held-back (in grades K-8) and asked to repeat a grade may
also qualify for a hardship transfer.
How
to make a transfer request
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Write a letter that
outlines the type of transfer request desired. Include the
child’s name and grade level, current attendance zone and
home address, contact phone number, school you would like
your child to attend and reasons. Include medical and/or
legal documentation for hardship transfers. Proof of
residency is also required. Please attach it to the
request.
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Mail to McKinney ISD,
Transfer Request,
MISD, #1 Duvall Street, McKinney, TX 75069 or fax to
469-742-4188.
Appeals
Parents/guardians not
satisfied with a decision granted regarding a transfer,
pursuant to McKinney ISD Board of Trustees Policy FNG
(LOCAL), may submit a written petition of appeal to Tom
Crowe, MISD superintendent. Parents/guardians not satisfied
with the findings of Mr. Crowe may then submit a petition
for further review by the Board pursuant to Education Code
25.034. The decision of the Board is final, according to the
provisions of Education Code 25.034.
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