Spring Hill Schools Out-of-District Transfer Request 2025-26

This Out-of-District Transfer Request 2025-26 form will close on Sunday, June 15, 2025 at 11:59 p.m. If you have questions regarding Out-of-District Transfer Requests, please contact transfers@usd230.org.

1. Parent/Guardian Name *This question is required.

2. Parent/Guardian Email *This question is required. This question requires a valid email address.

3. Parent/Guardian Phone Number *This question is required.

4. Student Name *This question is required.

6. Priority in Filling Open Seats
Subject to having capacity to enroll nonresident students, the district shall give priority in enrollment to the following nonresident students, who shall receive open seats without necessity of being selected through the open-seat lottery.

Please check all that apply to your nonresident student, if applicable:

Any sibling of a nonresident student who was accepted to enroll in and attend school in the district, with priority given when the nonresident student is first accepted and, if necessary, at any other time the district considers transfer applications.
Any nonresident student who is a military student as defined in K.S.A. 72-5139, with priority given when the student is first accepted and, if necessary, at any other time the district considers transfer applications.

7. Priority in Filling Open Seats
Regardless of capacity determinations, the following categories of students shall be allowed to enroll as if resident students.

Please check all that apply to your nonresident student, if applicable:

Any child who is in the custody of the Department for Children and Families and who is living in the home of a nonresident student who transfers to the district.
Any nonresident student who has a parent or person acting as parent employed by the district while the parent or person acting as a parent remains employed by the district.
Any child who is experiencing homelessness shall be permitted to enroll in and attend the school district of origin or the school district of residence.

8. Student In Good Standing Criteria
Regardless of capacity to accept nonresident students at a nonresident student’s grade level or in the student’s designated school or program, an individual student may be denied continued enrollment for not being in good standing. Nonresident students admitted to the district shall be evaluated each spring by district administration to determine standing for continued enrollment.

A student meeting one or more of the following criteria shall automatically be deemed not in good standing and may be denied continued enrollment based solely thereon.

Please check all that apply to your nonresident student, if applicable:

The nonresident student failed to maintain a 95% attendance rate in the last school year, excluding excused absences under board policy JBD and/or any relevant student handbook language;
the nonresident student or the student’s parent or person acting as a parent provided false or fraudulent information in the application process;
the nonresident student is not a resident of Kansas;
the student is currently under a period of suspension or expulsion from any Kansas school district, and such suspension or expulsion will not expire until after the next school year has begun.
the student has had three or more out of school suspensions in the current school year, excluding suspensions a manifestation determination determined to be a manifestation of the student’s disability or a failure on the part of school staff to implement an individualized education program, Section 504 plan, or behavior intervention plan; or
the student has been given a long-term suspension or expulsion by the district in the current school year.