Choice/Open Enrollment Frequently Asked Questions
- Do I need to apply to Choice or Open Enrollment?
- Where is my attendance area school?
- Do I need to choice enroll to continue at my current school?
- Should I register for kindergarten at our neighborhood school when applying for choice enrollment?
- Should I register for sixth or ninth grade at our neighborhood school when applying for choice/open enrollment?
- What happens if my student is not accepted for choice enrollment?
- What does it mean if a student is waitlisted?
- What address should I use on my child's application?
- I am applying for all of my children to attend the same school. Can I put all of the children on one application?
- Will there be a school bus to the school we are applying for?
- Is Choice and Open Enrollment for preschool students?
Do I need to apply to Choice or Open Enrollment?
Where is my attendance area school?
Do I need to choice enroll to continue at my current school?
Should I register for kindergarten at our neighborhood school when applying for choice enrollment?
Should I register for sixth or ninth grade at our neighborhood school when applying for choice/open enrollment?
What happens if my student is not accepted for choice enrollment?
What does it mean if a student is waitlisted?
What address should I use on my child's application?
I am applying for all of my children to attend the same school. Can I put all of the children on one application?
Will there be a school bus to the school we are applying for?
Is Choice and Open Enrollment for preschool students?
Strong Schools
Whatever your family's interest may be, Thompson School District has a school that is a perfect match for you.
Family Center at Stansberry
The Family Center at Stansberry can provide help and support with the enrollment process including computer access and translation.