2023-24 School Year
All parents/guardians must have an email address to request a transfer. Only requests submitted electronically will be processed. 

In-District: May 14, 2023 through May 28, 2023 for the 2023-24 school year
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Out-Of-District: May 14, 2023 through May 28, 2023 for the 2023-24 school year
English  //  Spanish

Parent initiated student transfers are accepted per Crowley ISD Board Policies FDA and FDB. 

The window for Parent Initiated Transfers Requests is as follows:

In-District: May 14, 2023 through May 28, 2023 for the 2023-24 school year
Out-Of-District: May 14, 2023 through May 28, 2023 for the 2023-24 school year

In-District and Out-of-District Transfer applications will be processed within 10 working days of submission. An application for a transfer request does not guarantee approval. You will receive communication from PowerSchool.

IN-DISTRICT TRANSFER REQUESTS FOR PRE-KINDERGARTEN FAMILIES
1. Complete the pre-kindergarten application at your home campus.
2. Once your pre-kindergarten seat has been confirmed, you may submit an IN-DISTRICT transfer request.

OUT-OF-DISTRICT TRANSFER REQUEST FOR PRE-KINDERGARTEN STUDENTS
1. Submit an OUT-OF-DISTRICT transfer request.
2. If your transfer request is approved, complete the pre-kindergarten application.

TRANSFER REQUEST FOR PRE-K PLUS (HEAD START)
Please be advised that three-year-old students in half-day pre-kindergarten will return to their home campus the following year, unless a transfer request is submitted.

Head Start students are expected to stay at their approved Head Start campus for the two years of program eligibility. These students will be routed to their home campus for kindergarten, unless a transfer request is submitted.

Homepage: Early Childhood Home

If the transfer is approved, the student is expected to follow school rules, attend school regularly, maintain passing grades, uphold appropriate behavior and participate in school activities when possible.

Parents are expected to assist their children in their academic efforts, support good behavior, ensure their children are on time and ready for school each day, and be supportive of the school’s goals and objectives. Failure to meet any of these expectations may result in a transfer being revoked.

• District policy also states that, with proper documentation, the transfer may be revoked due to poor academic performance, low attendance, excessive tardies or misbehavior.

• The campus will notify the parent of any concerns regarding the transfer and revocation.

• If the permission is revoked, the student will need to enroll in their home campus the following year.

• Annually, the district will identify school at maximum capacity and close transfers at those schools.

• Transfer request must be completed by guardian.

• No transportation is provided by the district, except as required by other laws.

• Applications are accepted during open windows.

• Students who do not enroll or choose to withdraw may lose their transfer permission.

• Approved students will remain at the campus up to the highest grade only if the student continues to meet transfer rules and expectations. Transfer resubmission is not necessary each academic year until the student transitions to a new campus due to a grade level not being present at that campus.

• After an application is approved, a new application must be filed when a student requests to move to a different campus and when a student transitions from fifth - sixth grade and eighth - ninth grade if they choose to attend a campus outside of their home zone. At that time, the student will remain in their ninth grade high school feeder until graduation unless a transfer request is re-submitted.

• Students must abide by all UIL rules. Students should check eligibility rules with the school.