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Does Texas have open enrollment for schools?

Texas Traditional Public Schools In Texas, the state allows each district decides to set its own open enrollment policies. Open enrollment refers to whether parents can send their children to any public school, regardless of where it is located.

Do we have school choice in Texas?

Families in Texas can choose from traditional public schools, public charter schools, public magnet schools, private schools, online academies, and homeschooling. If youre a parent looking for school choice options for your child head to our Texas State Guide.

Can a Texas public school deny enrollment?

A district should not deny a child enrollment solely because documents proving identity or previous school records have not been provided. However, if a parent or legal guardian does not provide this required information within 30 days after enrollment, the district must notify local law enforcement (Tex. Educ.

How much money does a charter school get per student in Texas?

In 2018-19, public charters are receiving an average of $10,721 per pupil, and ISD schools receive $11,397.

What is the #1 charter school in Texas?

BASIS Texas Charter Schools is ranked the #1 School District in Texas by the TEA!

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