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THE GEOGRAPHIC EXCEPTION FORM DOES NOT APPLY TO HOMELESS STUDENTS UNLESS 2025

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The document is a Geographic Exception Request Form (CHP 13-1) from the Hawaii Department of Education, designed for parents or guardians to request permission for a student to attend a school other than their designated home school. It outlines the application process, eligibility criteria, and deadlines for submission, as well as instructions for completing the form. The document emphasizes that falsification of information can lead to denial of the request. Additionally, it provides details on how to appeal a denial decision.

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Begin by clicking ‘Get Form’ to open the Geographic Exception Request Form in our editor.
In Section I, provide the student's legal name, birth date, and gender. Ensure all details are accurate to avoid any issues with your request.
Fill in the residential address and current school information. This section is crucial for identifying the student's current educational environment.
Indicate the reason for requesting a Geographic Exception by checking one of the options provided. If applicable, briefly explain your reasoning in the space provided.
Sign and date the form at the bottom of Section I. Remember that falsification of information can lead to denial of your request.
Submit the completed form to the appropriate school principal along with a self-addressed stamped envelope for response.

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How to apply for geographic exception in Hawaii?

Submitting an application Fill out the GE Application form, and submit to the home school (for new students) or current school for students who are already enrolled. (The home school serves the geographic area of the childs residence.)

How to change schools in Hawaii?

Online registration: Students new to Hawaii Department of Education or transferring* to a different HIDOE school may submit an online registration (OLR) application to begin the enrollment process. The registration window for the new school year opens annually on February 1.

What is the meaning of GE in school?

Grade Equivalent (GE) is a norm-referenced score that represents how a students test performance compares with other students nationally. For example, a fifth-grade student with a GE score of 7.6 performed as well as a typical seventh-grader who is 60% through the school year.

How do I get a geographic exemption in Hawaii?

Fill out the GE Application form, and submit to the home school (for new students) or current school for students who are already enrolled. (The home school serves the geographic area of the childs residence.)

What grade does middle school start in Hawaii?

Middle School (6-8)