Second Semester Transfer Request Window Closes November 29
Clarkston Community Schools is providing families an opportunity to decide if they would like their student(s) to continue with their current learning model or request a transfer to a different learning model at the start of second semester on January 19 (example: from Clarkston Virtual to elementary face-to-face learning in buildings with temporary distance learning contingency).
Transfer requests for the second semester will only be accepted until November 29, 2020 at 11:59pm. Requests will not be honored after the deadline date. This choice is a commitment for the remainder of the 2020-2021 school year and no mid-semester transfers will be granted.
Who should complete the Transfer Request Form?
- If your student(s) is currently participating in Face-to-Face/Hybrid Learning in buildings with Temporary Distance Learning contingency and you would like your student to be transferred to the Clarkston Virtual Program, please complete a Transfer Request Form.
- If your student(s) is currently participating in the Clarkston Virtual Program and you would like to transfer to Face-to-Face/Hybrid Learning in buildings with Temporary Distance Learning contingency, please complete a Transfer Request Form.
Who should NOT complete a Transfer Request Form?
- If you wish for your child(ren) to remain in their current learning environment, please DO NOT fill out this form. Forms are required only for families requesting a transfer to a different learning model.
- If you are not certain your family can commit to a new learning model from January 19 through the end of the school year, DO NOT complete a form. Mid-semester transfers cannot be accommodated.
- If your student is not currently enrolled in Clarkston Community Schools, please DO NOT fill out this form. Visit our website at www.clarkston.k12.mi.us/enroll to enroll a new student. During the enrollment process, you will be given the choice to participate in Face-to-Face/Hybrid Learning in buildings with temporary Distance Learning contingency or the Clarkston Virtual Program.