California SB399 mandates school districts to record and report interdistrict transfer requests and outcomes.
California SB399 requires school districts to maintain records of all interdistrict transfer requests and their dispositions. These records must include the number of requests granted, denied, or withdrawn, along with reasons for denials, and the number of pupils transferred in and out of the district. The Superintendent can provide a template and guidance for data collection and reporting. Districts must submit this information to the Superintendent by June 30 each year, and the Superintendent will post it online by August 1.
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