Student Transfer Requests
All Transfer Requests for the 24-25 School Year are Closed
Transfer Requests for the 25-26 school year will be open from
April 1 - May 15
If you have any questions about the transfer process or a transfer that was submitted, please contact Teran Nickles at [email protected] or 864-941-5411.
IN-DISTRICT STUDENT TRANSFER REQUEST
If you reside in the Greenwood School District 50 attendance area and wish to request that your child attend a school, in District 50, other than the one to which he/she is zoned to attend, you must complete an in-district transfer request. Approval of all transfer requests are based on the school's capacity, the reason for transfer, student's attendance and behavior.
To complete an in-district transfer request, click here
OUT-OF-DISTRICT STUDENT TRANSFER REQUEST
If you do not reside in the Greenwood School District 50 attendance area and wish to request permission to enroll your child in Greenwood District 50, you must complete an out-of-district enrollment request.
To complete an out-of-district enrollment request, click here
GUIDELINES FOR IN DISTRICT STUDENTS
- Each year, based on the expected enrollment and capacity of each school, the school district decides which schools and programs will be open to transfers as well as how many students can be approved to attend a school through the transfer window.
- Students who are currently in kindergarten through 11th grade may apply for a transfer. In addition, students who will begin kindergarten in the upcoming year may apply.
- Preschool age students (K4) are not eligible for a transfer through the district transfer process. The Director of Elementary Instruction will handle all pre-K applications and enrollments.
- Students receiving special education may apply for a transfer through the district’s transfer process. The decision to grant the request is based on the student’s programming needs and program capacity at the school of choice.
- Parents whose children participate as a transfer student, must have transportation provided, to and from school. The inability of a student to meet the attendance expectations of the school will lead to the transfer approval being revoked. In that case, the student must then return to the zoned school.
- Any student attending a school through a transfer must maintain exemplary punctuality and attendance at school, cooperate with the school in regards to academic and disciplinary expectations, provide transportation to and from school, and submit required annual Proof of Residency as a condition of remaining at the school.
- The rules of the South Carolina High School League determine eligibility for interscholastic athletics and activities for middle and high school students. It is the parents’ and students’ responsibility to be aware of these athletic procedures before applying for a district transfer. Any student who accepts a transfer and participates in an athletic activity during the spring or summer may have their eligibility affected. If you have questions regarding participation in interscholastic athletics, please contact your school’s athletic director prior to applying for a transfer to a school other than your zoned school.
- If approved for a GWD 50 transfer, a student does not need to apply yearly for the same school. Transfer approvals are valid for the duration of a student's stay at the approved school until they change schools or move out of Greenwood District 50 zone.
- There are circumstances that could cause a student to have their transfer approval revoked pertaining to poor attendance, lack of cooperation with the school, behavior issues and/or academic performance.
REGULATIONS AND GUIDELINES FOR OUT-OF-DISTRICT STUDENTS
- A release from the home district must be requested by the parents of the enrolling student(s) and presented or mailed to the District 50 Administrative Office.
- All district and school policies, rules, and regulations will apply to all out-of-district students immediately upon enrollment in District 50.
- Greenwood School District 50 will determine school assignment and placement within the school for all out-of-district students who are accepted into the district.
- Any out-of-district student who desires to enroll in District 50 must be in good standing with his/her home school and district.
- Enrollment of any out-of-district student must not cause a financial burden for District 50. Any excess cost in educating an out-of-district student must be borne by the parent(s), guardian(s), and/or home district.
- Greenwood School District 50 will not provide transportation for out-of-district students.
- Continued enrollment in District 50 for any out-of-district student is contingent upon cooperation by both student and parents.
- Approval of requests may be revoked at any time for reasons including, but not limited to: (1) violation of school rules, (2) academic performance, (3) an accumulation of excessive absences and/or tardies, (4) submitting false information, (5) if at any time this causes class size to become a problem, and (6) if required services are not already available.
- Approval of all transfer request are subject to school capacity, reason for transfer, and student behavior. Any student attending a school through a transfer must maintain exemplary punctuality and attendance at school, and cooperate with the school in regards to academic and disciplinary expectations.
- The rules of the South Carolina High School League determine eligibility for interscholastic athletics and activities for middle and high school students. It is the parents’ and students’ responsibility to be aware of these athletic procedures before applying for a district transfer. Any student who accepts a transfer and participates in an athletic activity during the spring or summer may have their eligibility affected.
- Failure at any time to comply with the above regulations may result in the student’s return to his/her home district.
- Any out-of-state student who desires to enroll in Greenwood School District 50 must provide the administrative office with proof of legal guardianship if he/she is living with someone other than his/her parents.
- Any out-of-state student who desires to enroll in District 50 must be in good standing with his/her home school and district.
- The above regulations and guidelines for out-of-district students also apply to out-of-state students.
SPANISH FORMS
Las solicitudes de transferencia de estudiantes para el año escolar 2024-2025 se abrirán el 1 de abril de 2024 y se cerrarán el 10 de julio de 2024. Si tiene alguna pregunta, comuníquese con Teran Nickles en [email protected] o al 864-941-5411.
El procesamiento de las solicitudes de transferencia de estudiantes comenzará en junio. Solo aumento de solicitud de noveno grado será revisado a partir de mayo. Las respuestas se enviarán por correo electrónico a la dirección de correo electrónico tu provees.
Si reside en el área de asistencia del Distrito Escolar 50 de Greenwood y desea solicitar que su hijo asista a una escuela, en el Distrito 50, que no sea a la que debe asistir, debe completar una solicitud de transferencia dentro del distrito
Para completar una solicitud de transferencia dentro del distrito, clic aquiSolicitud de transfrencia de estudiante fuera del distrito
REGLAMENTOS Y NORMAS PARA ESTUDIANTES FUERA DEL DISTRITO
STUDENT RELEASE REQUEST
If you reside in the Greenwood School District 50 attendance area and wish to request that your child be released to attend school in another school district (for example: Ninety Six), you must complete a release request.
To complete a release request, click here
Student releases are approved pending acceptance by the school district to which you are requesting to transfer your child. Greenwood School District 50 will not be responsible for transportation or any costs incurred as a result of your child attending school in another district. The release will be in effect as long as the district to which your child is transferring approves his/her admission.