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The document outlines the terms and conditions for the Intra-District Permit Application within the Los Angeles Unified School District (LAUSD). It details the process for students to apply for permits to attend schools outside their designated school of residence, including eligibility criteria, required documentation, and types of permits available such as Child Care, Parent Employment, Continuing Enrollment, Senior Status, Specialized Program, Safety and Protection, and Sibling permits. The document emphasizes that applications must be submitted annually and that approval from both the school of residence and the requested school is necessary. It also highlights responsibilities regarding transportation and potential grounds for permit cancellation.

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What is a LAUSD intra district permit?

Intra-District Permit Guidelines Parents or educational rights holder of Transitional Kindergarten-12th grade students, who live within the boundaries of one school in LAUSD, may request an intra-district permit to allow them to attend another school within LAUSD.

How to transfer from LAUSD to another school district?

Students who reside within the boundaries of the LAUSD may be granted a permit to attend another school district. These types of permits are processed by the Office of Permits and Student Transfers and require prior release from the LAUSD prior to enrollment in the desired school district.

What is the zone of choice in LAUSD?

Zones of Choice are a part of LAUSDs efforts to increase the number of personalized educational options for students. Instead of having a single assigned resident school, students living in a Zone have a number of school options.

What is the rule of 87 for LAUSD?

For AALA and SEIU employees hired on or after July 1, 2018, years of qualifying service and age must total at least eighty-seven (87) in order to qualify for retiree health benefits. This must include a minimum of thirty (30) consecutive years of service with the District immediately prior to retirement.

Why are students leaving LAUSD?

Conditions such as falling birth rates and rising housing prices have forced LAs enrollments down for years, and those forces cant be stopped without seismic changes to economy and demography, said Pedro Noguera, dean of USCs Rossier School of Education.