Within-district open enrollment is a form of school choice that lets parents choose any traditional public school within their child’s resident school district if there are open seats. The following model policy can be adapted by school districts to implement within-district open enrollment and provide more educational options for the students within their boundaries.
Model within-district open enrollment policy for school districts
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