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PUBLIC SCHOOLS OF CHOICE AND SPECIAL EDUCATION STUDENTSUnder current Colorado law, every school district must allow its resident students the option to apply for enrollment in any program or school

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How to fill out public schools of choice

1. First, research the available public schools of choice in your area.
2. Obtain the necessary application forms from the respective schools or the district office.
3. Take your time to understand the eligibility criteria and any specific requirements for each school.
4. Gather all the required documents such as proof of residency, academic transcripts, and any additional documentation requested by the schools.
5. Complete the application forms accurately and ensure all the necessary information is provided.
6. Double-check the application to make sure you haven't missed any sections or attachments.
7. Submit the completed application within the specified deadline.
8. Wait for the notification or communication from the schools regarding the status of your application.
9. If accepted, follow the instructions provided by the school to complete the enrollment process.
10. If not accepted, consider alternative options or appeal the decision if applicable.

Who needs public schools of choice?

1. Parents/Guardians who are dissatisfied with their child's current assigned public school.
2. Families seeking specific educational programs or specialized curriculum not available in their assigned school.
3. Students who require particular support services or learning environments that may be offered by other public schools of choice.
4. Individuals who recently moved or are planning to move and want to explore different school options in the new area.
5. Those who value the freedom to choose from a range of public schools that align with their educational preferences or goals.
6. Students facing difficulties or challenges in their current school and believe a change of environment may positively impact their academic success.

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What is public schools of choice?

Public schools of choice allow parents to enroll their child in a school outside of their designated district.

Who is required to file public schools of choice?

Parents or legal guardians of students who wish to attend a school outside of their designated district are required to file public schools of choice.

How to fill out public schools of choice?

To fill out public schools of choice, parents or legal guardians must contact the desired school directly and follow their enrollment process.

What is the purpose of public schools of choice?

The purpose of public schools of choice is to provide families with options for their child's education and to promote healthy competition among schools.

What information must be reported on public schools of choice?

Information such as the student's name, current school district, desired school district, and reason for choosing the new school must be reported on public schools of choice forms.