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Another issue – if you just move in spring/summer in a new district, would it be a problem enrolling in the appropriate public school there for the same Fall, or is it too late?
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If you move to a new district (say PUSD or SDUSD) then you would be automatically qualified for the school boundary your new home was in.

If you changed districts in spring/summer and wanted to explore choice options – eh… not so much. The top schools would no longer have slots available.[/quote]

thanks. I know that the top choice schools will be done by then, I meant the regular neighborhood ones,not choice, wherever in that new location district boundaries.

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I understand that applications for “choice” start in November.

So, to clarify, if the child gets choiced in (elementary school), he CAN stay in that school district thru high school, regardless of subsequent changes of home address?

Another issue – if you just move in spring/summer in a new district, would it be a problem enrolling in the appropriate public school there for the same Fall, or is it too late?

Edit: I wrote this right before the previous post, and I didn’t see it.

Thanks!

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I understand that applications for “choice” start in November.

So, to clarify, if the child gets choiced in (elementary school), he CAN stay in that school district thru high school, regardless of subsequent changes of home address?

Another issue – if you just move in spring/summer in a new district, would it be a problem enrolling in the appropriate public school there for the same Fall, or is it too late?

Edit: I wrote this right before the previous post, and I didn’t see it.

Thanks!

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I understand that applications for “choice” start in November.

So, to clarify, if the child gets choiced in (elementary school), he CAN stay in that school district thru high school, regardless of subsequent changes of home address?

Another issue – if you just move in spring/summer in a new district, would it be a problem enrolling in the appropriate public school there for the same Fall, or is it too late?

Edit: I wrote this right before the previous post, and I didn’t see it.

Thanks!

[Scarlett]

I understand that applications for “choice” start in November.

So, to clarify, if the child gets choiced in (elementary school), he CAN stay in that school district thru high school, regardless of subsequent changes of home address?

Another issue – if you just move in spring/summer in a new district, would it be a problem enrolling in the appropriate public school there for the same Fall, or is it too late?

Edit: I wrote this right before the previous post, and I didn’t see it.

Thanks!

[Scarlett]

I understand that applications for “choice” start in November.

So, to clarify, if the child gets choiced in (elementary school), he CAN stay in that school district thru high school, regardless of subsequent changes of home address?

Another issue – if you just move in spring/summer in a new district, would it be a problem enrolling in the appropriate public school there for the same Fall, or is it too late?

Edit: I wrote this right before the previous post, and I didn’t see it.

Thanks!

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how about this scenario – we don’t move from where we are now (92122), and we get lucky and get CHOICED in LJ schools. What, if anything, happens, when we move to Clairemont? If you get lucky to choice in – does that have to be re-done every time you move? Or is the choice “for life” so to speak – if desired?

I am just trying to play safe. IF I could get choiced in LJ or UC school I have no problem buying in Clairemont. But I may not be ok with the schools there and I don’t have money for private ones, so… I could delay buying the house until we see where the kid ends up choiced in. The choices are known in spring – so, if we don’t get the choice we wanted, we move then in summer (buy or rent) into a good public school neighborhood.

What problems do you see with this scenario?

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how about this scenario – we don’t move from where we are now (92122), and we get lucky and get CHOICED in LJ schools. What, if anything, happens, when we move to Clairemont? If you get lucky to choice in – does that have to be re-done every time you move? Or is the choice “for life” so to speak – if desired?

I am just trying to play safe. IF I could get choiced in LJ or UC school I have no problem buying in Clairemont. But I may not be ok with the schools there and I don’t have money for private ones, so… I could delay buying the house until we see where the kid ends up choiced in. The choices are known in spring – so, if we don’t get the choice we wanted, we move then in summer (buy or rent) into a good public school neighborhood.

What problems do you see with this scenario?

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how about this scenario – we don’t move from where we are now (92122), and we get lucky and get CHOICED in LJ schools. What, if anything, happens, when we move to Clairemont? If you get lucky to choice in – does that have to be re-done every time you move? Or is the choice “for life” so to speak – if desired?

I am just trying to play safe. IF I could get choiced in LJ or UC school I have no problem buying in Clairemont. But I may not be ok with the schools there and I don’t have money for private ones, so… I could delay buying the house until we see where the kid ends up choiced in. The choices are known in spring – so, if we don’t get the choice we wanted, we move then in summer (buy or rent) into a good public school neighborhood.

What problems do you see with this scenario?

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how about this scenario – we don’t move from where we are now (92122), and we get lucky and get CHOICED in LJ schools. What, if anything, happens, when we move to Clairemont? If you get lucky to choice in – does that have to be re-done every time you move? Or is the choice “for life” so to speak – if desired?

I am just trying to play safe. IF I could get choiced in LJ or UC school I have no problem buying in Clairemont. But I may not be ok with the schools there and I don’t have money for private ones, so… I could delay buying the house until we see where the kid ends up choiced in. The choices are known in spring – so, if we don’t get the choice we wanted, we move then in summer (buy or rent) into a good public school neighborhood.

What problems do you see with this scenario?

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how about this scenario – we don’t move from where we are now (92122), and we get lucky and get CHOICED in LJ schools. What, if anything, happens, when we move to Clairemont? If you get lucky to choice in – does that have to be re-done every time you move? Or is the choice “for life” so to speak – if desired?

I am just trying to play safe. IF I could get choiced in LJ or UC school I have no problem buying in Clairemont. But I may not be ok with the schools there and I don’t have money for private ones, so… I could delay buying the house until we see where the kid ends up choiced in. The choices are known in spring – so, if we don’t get the choice we wanted, we move then in summer (buy or rent) into a good public school neighborhood.

What problems do you see with this scenario?

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[quote=ben_vo]Scarlet, schools require documents showing your eligibility every year… (nice try :-))[/quote]

Oh well. I said it was a stupid question. Of course, I should’ve thought of that. Well, if we end up buying in Clairemont, we;ll keep our fingers crossed to choice in LJ or UC schools…

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[quote=ben_vo]Scarlet, schools require documents showing your eligibility every year… (nice try :-))[/quote]

Oh well. I said it was a stupid question. Of course, I should’ve thought of that. Well, if we end up buying in Clairemont, we;ll keep our fingers crossed to choice in LJ or UC schools…

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[quote=ben_vo]Scarlet, schools require documents showing your eligibility every year… (nice try :-))[/quote]

Oh well. I said it was a stupid question. Of course, I should’ve thought of that. Well, if we end up buying in Clairemont, we;ll keep our fingers crossed to choice in LJ or UC schools…

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[quote=ben_vo]Scarlet, schools require documents showing your eligibility every year… (nice try :-))[/quote]

Oh well. I said it was a stupid question. Of course, I should’ve thought of that. Well, if we end up buying in Clairemont, we;ll keep our fingers crossed to choice in LJ or UC schools…

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