Student Enrollment

Contact the school to learn what is available and when registration opens.

The superintendent will accept or reject an application for nonresident admission based upon the following standards:

Whether acceptance of a nonresident student would result in the district experiencing significant financial hardship (“financial hardship” does not include routine programmatic costs associated with serving additional disabled or non-disabled students);
Whether in the grade level or class at the building in which the student desires to be enrolled has the capacity for additional students;
Whether appropriate educational programs or services are available to improve the student’s condition as stated in requesting release from his or her district of residence;
Whether the student’s disciplinary records or other documentation indicate a history of violent or disruptive behavior or gang membership (a gang means a group of three or more persons with identifiable leadership that on an ongoing basis regularly conspires and acts in concert mainly for criminal purposes);
Whether the studen has been expelled or suspended from a public school for more than ten soncesutive days, in which case the student may apply for admission under the district's policy for readmission and reenagement of suspended or expelled students; and
Whether enrollement of a nonresisdent student would conflict with a district innovation academy cooperative under RCW 28A.340.080.