Rule 5140-2026

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The document is an application form for Special Permission Transfer within Baltimore County Public Schools, intended for K-12 students. It outlines the process for requesting a school transfer, including necessary information about the student and reasons for the transfer. The form also includes sections for parental agreement, decision outcomes, and appeals in case of denial.

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Begin with Part I: School Transfer Request. Fill in the student's last name, first name, and birthdate. Specify the current school and assigned home school.
Indicate the requested school and school year, along with the requested grade. Provide parent/guardian names and contact numbers for home, work, and cell.
Complete the address section with the parent/guardian's home address. Select a reason for requesting a special permission transfer from the provided options.
If applicable, fill in details for the child care provider including their name, address, and telephone number.
In Part II: Parent Agreement, initial to confirm transportation responsibility and print your name before signing.
Submit your application to the principal of the desired school as instructed.

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What is the number one high school in Baltimore County?

Eastern Technical High School in Baltimore, MD - US News Best High Schools.

What is the oldest school in Baltimore County?

Franklin High School (Reisterstown, Maryland) Franklin High School Established 1821/1848/1874/1896 School district Baltimore County Public Schools NCES School ID 240012000390 Principal Keiren OConnell r15 more rows

How many absences are allowed in a school year in Baltimore County?

Under Maryland law, a truant student is one who is unlawfully absent from school for more than: 8 days in any quarter, 15 days in any semester, OR. 20 days in a school year.

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What do you need to enroll in public schools in Maryland?

Students with signs of contagious illnesses (i.e. fever, rash, vomiting and/or diarrhea) are excluded from the classroom and sent home. Students must be free from symptoms and/or cleared by a health care provider to return to school.

How do I transfer to a different middle school?

Typically, you need to let your childs current school know youre changing schools. Ask the principal for the appropriate form. You also need to contact the new district to get information on how to register your child for school. In most districts, kids attend the school thats zoned for their home address.

Does my child have to go to his assigned school in Maryland?

Students are assigned to public schools based on their place of residence or in accordance with an Individualized Education Program (IEP) and are expected to attend their assigned school.

What is the rule 5140 in Baltimore County public schools?

Superintendents Rule 5140 lists those special circumstances for which a student may be assigned to a school other than the home school and provides a process for requesting special permission transfers.

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