Can a local school district that “opts out” of either or both Sections 105 and 105c Schools of Choice enroll a nonresident pupil without a release from the local school district of residence?
A24: YES. BUT the pupil will not generate state aid! If a nonresident pupil enrolled outside of a Section 105 or 105c program has not been released from the resident local school district and is not part of a cooperative education program, that pupil cannot be counted in membership and will not generate state aid.
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- If my local school district decides not to participate in either Schools of Choice programs, can they refuse to release my child to a local school district that is participating?
- May a local school district decide to operate a Schools of Choice program even if no other district around it accept nonresident pupils?
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