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Nonresident Student Enrollment

WE ARE NO LONGER ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS.

Thank you for considering out-of-district enrollment with Haysville Public Schools, where the relentless pursuit of excellence in education is not just a goal, but a way of life. Our dedicated teachers, supportive staff, and comprehensive programs ensure that each child receives the personalized attention and resources they need to thrive.

 
The Kansas Legislature passed Kansas House Bill 2567 during the 2022 legislative session which was signed into law, requiring all school districts in the state to allow open enrollment for nonresident students, if space is available, beginning in the 2024-2025 school year. The district determines space availability by reviewing current and projected enrollment, as well as classroom enrollment projections.
 
Per statute, priority is given to military students, students in the custody of the Department of Children and Families, and, in future years, to any sibling who has already been accepted to enroll in our schools, as long as there are open spots for those siblings. Once a student has been accepted, he or she can remain a Haysville student until graduation, provided the student meets the attendance and behavioral expectations specified in the policy. Out-of-district families will be notified by July 15 if they have been accepted to enroll for that school year.
PLEASE NOTE:
- Transportation:
 Must be arranged by parents/guardians. Haysville Public Schools does not provide transportation for nonresident students.


- KSHSAA Eligibility: Nothing in this policy or state law shall exempt a nonresident student who transfers into the district from the Kansas State High School Activities Association (“KSHSAA”) Transfer Rule

- School Placement: Families cannot request a specific school. Students will be placed based on space availability.

Required Timeline

On or before May 1 of each year - the superintendent shall present the recommendations concerning capacity and student-to-teacher ratios to the board for adoption or modification, and the board shall determine, for each grade level in each school building of the school district for the next succeeding school year, the following:

  • Capacity based on the study conducted by the superintendent or the superintendent’s designee;
  • the number of students expected to attend school in the school district; and
  • the number of open seats available to nonresidents at each grade, building, or program level.

On or before June 1 of each year - the district shall publish the number of open seats available to nonresident students in each grade level for each school building of the district for the next succeeding school year on the school district's website.

  • Per state statute, in grades K-8, capacity is determined by grade level and by school for each of our elementary and middle buildings. It can be determined by factors such as student-teacher ratios, projected enrollment trends, and maximum capacity of classrooms and other spaces in the school.
  • In grades 9-12, capacity is determined for each high school as a whole, rather than at each specific grade. The same factors, plus anticipated demand for particular courses or programming, can be used in making this determination at the high school level.

From June 1 through June 30 - district administration shall accept applications from nonresident students. Applications will be made available on this ENROLLMENT page on our website.

  • If the number of applications for a grade level in a school building is less than the number of available seats for that grade level in the school building, the nonresident students shall be accepted for enrollment and attendance at the school district, except as provided below for nonresident students regarding continued enrollment.
  • If the number of applications for a grade level in a school building is greater than the number of available seats for the grade level in the school building, district administration shall randomly select nonresident students using a confidential lottery process. This process shall be completed on or before July 15 of each year and students will be notified accordingly.

OPEN SEATS
DISTRICT TOTAL - 240 OPEN SEATS

ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS
ELEMENTARY TOTAL - 93 OPEN SEATS

GRADE TOTAL OPEN SEATS
Kindergarten 0
1st 3
2nd 0
3rd 4
4th 9
5th 9
GRADE TOTAL OPEN SEATS
Kindergarten 0
1st 3
2nd 0
3rd 3
4th 0
5th 6
GRADE TOTAL OPEN SEATS
Kindergarten 0
1st 3
2nd 4
3rd 3
4th 4
5th 6
GRADE TOTAL OPEN SEATS
Kindergarten 0
1st 0
2nd 0
3rd 6
4th 0
5th 4
GRADE TOTAL OPEN SEATS
Kindergarten 0
1st 6
2nd 0
3rd 3
4th 0
5th 0
GRADE TOTAL OPEN SEATS
Kindergarten 0
1st 0
2nd 0
3rd 12
4th 2
5th 4

MIDDLE SCHOOLS
MIDDLE SCHOOLS TOTAL - 69 OPEN SEATS

GRADE TOTAL OPEN SEATS
6th 22
7th 0
8th 0
GRADE TOTAL OPEN SEATS
6th 30
7th 15
8th 2

HIGH SCHOOLS
HIGH SCHOOLS TOTAL - 78 OPEN SEATS

GRADE TOTAL OPEN SEATS
9th 0
10th 0
11th 0
12th 0
GRADE TOTAL OPEN SEATS
9th 57
10th 0
11th 21
12th 0

STUDENT SUPPORT PROGRAMS

PROGRAM TOTAL OPEN SEATS
K-5 Mixed Abilities 1
K-5 Mixed Abilities 1
K-5 Mixed Abilities 0
K-5 Life Skills 1
K-5 Positive Behavior Supports 2
PROGRAM TOTAL OPEN SEATS
6-8 Structured Learning 2
6-8 Functionally Applied Academics 0
6-8 Positive Behavior Supports 1
6-8 Life Skills 0
9-12 Structured Learning 3
9-12 Functionally Applied Academics 0
9-12 Positive Behavior Supports 0
9-12 Life Skills 0
12 Project Life 0