Some Oregon lawmakers are trying to curtail a law that opens school boundaries.
Some Oregon lawmakers are trying to curtail a law that opens school boundaries.
Under open enrollment legislation, students can freely apply for transfers to schools outside their home areas. Districts can’t stop students from leaving during this one-month sign-up window. When students transfer, they take with them roughly $6,000 in state and local funding.
Proposed legislation would require transfer students to get permission from their home district before leaving.
Read more at KGW.
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