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Selection and Placement in Urban-Suburban
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Selection and placement for the Program occurs once a year, at the conclusion of each school year. In order for a student to be placed, first and foremost there must be classroom space available in the receiving suburban district. Students are selected to participate in the program following a district-level review of student report cards, test scores, attendance records, teacher comments and an interview with the student, parents, school administrator (usually the principal), and Urban-Suburban staff.
After the interview, the administrator (usually the principal) will determine whether or not a student is offered placement.
Parents apply to the Program, not a specific district. There is no waiting list or sibling preference for selection in this Program and placement is not based on first come, first served. All applications are reviewed each year and selected on their own merit.
FAQs about Selection & Placement
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I have applied for the program. When will I know if my child is selected?
Posted by:If your child is selected, you will be notified by telephone ONLY.
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Who selects the students for the program?
Posted by:Students are selected to participate in the program following a district level review of student report cards, test scores, attendance records, teacher comments and an interview. If you are interested in the program, please call the Urban-Suburban office at 249-7045 for an application or click "How to Apply" on this webpage.
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Can I select the school district my child will attend?
Posted by:No. Students are selected to participate in the program following a district level review of student report cards, test scores, attendance records, teacher comments and an interview.
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If selected, will all of my children attend the same school district?
Posted by:Suburban school districts try to keep families together, however there is no guarantee that they will attend the same school district.