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Choice Transfer
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Public school students in Washington State may request a transfer from their “home” district, where they reside, to attend school in another public school district, where they do not reside. That is known as a Choice Transfer or out-of-district transfer.
Students from other school districts can apply for a Choice Transfer if they want to attend a school in Snoqualmie Valley School District. These transfers may be approved on a space-available basis, after transfers within the district have been accommodated. Requests for transfers to schools with space available will be considered for approval in late June.
Application Information
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How to Apply or Renew:
- Submit your transfer request through the OSPI Choice Transfer Request Portal.
- Once submitted, parents and the requested school district will receive an automatically generated email saying a Choice Transfer has been requested.
- The Choice Transfer Coordinator for the requested district will respond electronically as to whether the request has been accepted or denied.
- Parents, and both districts, will receive an automatically generated email with the results of the request.
- Parents are required to provide transportation for their student(s) who attend a school through a Choice Transfer.
- Student(s) must continue to meet his/her school's attendance expectations. For this information, please refer to your school's Student Handbook.
- By state law, transfers can only be granted for one school year at a time and must be renewed annually.
When to apply:
- Any time after February 1st for the next school year.
Transferring Out Of SVSD
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To attend school in another public school district, you must apply for a Choice Transfer. Requests must be submitted through the OSPI Choice Transfer Request Portal.
- Once submitted, parents and the requested school district will receive an automatically generated e-mail saying a Choice Transfer has been requested.
- The Choice Transfer Coordinator for the requested district will respond electronically as to whether the request has been accepted or denied.
- Parents, and both districts, will receive an automatically generated email with the results of the request.
- By state law, transfers can only be granted for one school year at a time and must be renewed annually.
Please contact studentplacement@svsd410.org if you have any questions.