CA AB2444

Pupils enrolled in a school through interdistrict transfer provisions no longer need to reapply for the transfer and may continue attending the same school, unless the districts of residence and enrollment agree otherwise.

School districts may enter into agreements for interdistrict attendance with terms not exceeding five school years, with the supervisor of attendance issuing individual permits for approved transfers.

Districts may establish different reapplication standards and permit revocation conditions through mutual agreement between the district of residence and district of enrollment.

School districts cannot rescind existing transfer permits for pupils entering grades 11 or 12 in the subsequent school year.

Districts may admit pupils expelled from another district where the pupil continues to reside, regardless of whether an interdistrict attendance agreement exists.