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How to transfer to a new elementary school
Find out what school district you're in.
Check your city's website to see what school districts they have. Your city or town may have as little as one district, and a large city may have several districts.

Pick from:
[A]. Make sure the district you intend to attend accepts the same teachers you do. In some cities, elementary school districts may be identified by colors of clothing, or their names-av, aws, or adi-may be a combination.
[B]. Similarly, would you be in a public district and want to transfer to another district? If so, you may not need to build schools at all if you share the same common school district. Make a list of any relevant schools.
[C]. Ask your neighbors what schools their children attend, but be aware that boundaries can divide what district you and your neighbors are in. Choose a school from your same district.
[D]. Call ahead and make sure they provide a piece of school map to help you. School districts that don't have a map are no good either.
[C].