For admission to the Canby School District from another school district, a release from the resident district must be obtained and submitted with a Request for Nonresident Student Admission Interdistrict Transfer Form to the Canby School District Office. Openings are limited; please see below.

2022-2023 Interdistrict Transfer Openings:

• The district will accept non-resident transfer applications into the district for the 2022-23 school year for existing families only:
• • Students currently enrolled (students that experienced a mid-year or mid-summer move within the last year)
  • Siblings of non-resident students currently enrolled
• The district will open 5 kindergarten transfer slots, 1 first-grade slot, and 1 second-grade slot in the Dual Language Immersion Program at Trost Elementary for the 2022-23 school year. If more applications are received than openings, there will be an equitable lottery selection process.

2022-23 Transfer Application Process:

• The district will be OPEN for applications to the district beginning April 1, 2022, through May 1, 2022; students must register by May 31, 2022.
• • Families must obtain a release from their resident district and apply for admission If accepted, families agree that transportation is their responsibility
  • Transfers are contingent upon meeting behavior and attendance expectations:
  • • Attendance of 92% or greater
    • No more than one suspension per academic year; no suspension of, or greater than, five days;
    • No expulsions
  • Failure to meet the above expectations may result in the transfer being revoked and the student returning to their resident district
  • Students receiving consent for admission may remain in the district until twelfth grade.
• Once a student has been accepted into the Canby School District the student is considered a resident of this district until the student graduates from high school, enrolls in a school in a different district, or is no longer required to be admitted to the school district under ORS 339.133.
• Acceptance of a non-resident admission under ORS 339.133(5)(b) does not guarantee athletic eligibility at the high school level. OSAA rules apply and should be carefully considered when making an application.

Senate Bill 709 modified the Interdistrict Transfer law and provided the following provision for families that move:

A student may remain at their current school for a period of time following a move to a new district. If the student moves mid-year, the student may remain enrolled until the end of the year. If the student moves over the summer, the student may remain enrolled for the following school year.

To request a transfer for continued enrollment in the Canby School District from another school district due to a mid-year move, a release from the resident district must be obtained and submitted with a Request for Nonresident Student Admission Interdistrict Transfer Form to the Canby School District Office.