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Public School Choice

Public School Choice is the option to transfer from a Title I
school that is “in need of improvement” to a school that
is performing well. To find out if your child is enrolled in
a Title I school, contact the school or district office.

Under the No Child Left Behind law, schools are required to
reach yearly academic goals that measure student achievement. 
When a Title I school does not meet these goals for two consecutive
years the school is identified for improvement.  During this period
students must be offered the option to transfer to another school
within the district that has not been identified for improvement.  
It is the school districts responsibility to notify all parents when they
are eligible for Public School Choice.  This notification must also inform
parents that their child is eligible to attend another public school,
should identify two or more designated schools that parents may
choose, and describe the performance and overall quality
of those schools.    

Learning about Public School Choice empowers parents
to make informed decisions. 

Additional Public School Choice Links:

	Public School Choice Brochure
	Public School Choice Guidance