Here's my dilemna... We live half way between Livingston and Goodrich but are zoned to Goodrich ISD. When we first moved here last fall we enrolled them in Goodrich which is a very small 1A school. With my current work schedule as well as my wife's it puts us not getting home until 6:30pm or so most evenings. My Folks live in Livingston just 3 miles from Livingston Jr High where my youngest would attend. If my parents keep the kids 5 days a week after school from 3pm-6:30pm, could we enroll them in Livingston ISD? I was told that a lot of schools have a "Grandparent" clause that allows out of district enrollment if the Grandparents provide after school care. We could drop them off in the mornings at school but it would help us so much if they could ride the bus to my parents house in the afternoons... not to mention the fact that Livingston is a way better school. Has anyone ever done this or heard of this?
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Originally posted by texan16 View Post"Grandparent rule" is legit and yes you can use it to enroll your kids in LISD. It is a TEA law/rule, so their local regs cant keep you from applying it.Originally posted by texan16 View Posthttps://tea.texas.gov/About_TEA/News...-_August_2017/
Go about half way down the page and is states the "Grandparent Clause"
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Originally posted by duckmanep View PostI have my son as a transfer student in another district. Cost me $1000 per year and had to wait until they saw how many in district students they had before they approved the transfer.
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Originally posted by Mayhem View PostAre your kids not old enough to be home alone for a few hours after school Josh? I can’t remember how old they are.
I don’t blame you for wanting them in Livingston, instead of Goodrich.
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