- Adopted
- December 15, 1982
- Reviewed
- April 17, 2023; April 16, 2025
- Revised
- November 14, 1990; November 21, 1991; December 15, 1999; December 19, 2001; February 19, 2004; January 18, 2006; October 17, 2007; July 1, 2010; July 6, 2011; August 22, 2012; July 1, 2013; July 1, 2014; July 7, 2015; July 5, 2016; April 26, 2017; July 11, 2018; July 2, 2019; May 19, 2021; June 21, 2023
Non-resident students may be enrolled in the Chenango Valley Central School District as follows:
A) Parent (or guardian) request B) Student request C) Neighboring school district request (Superintendent’s Exchange Program) D) Court, Social Services or other placement agency
Attendance as a non-resident tuition student is a privilege and failure to follow the school district’s policies and Code of Conduct may result in termination of this privilege. Attendance as a non-resident student will be allowed if there is available space and no additional staff members are required to accommodate this request. Transportation may be provided to and from bus stops along preexisting routes within the District’s boundaries, if space is available. No stops will be made outside of the District boundaries.
A non-resident student attending the Chenango Valley Central School District at his or her request or that of the parent or guardian (A and B above) will be charged the prevailing non-resident tuition charges established by the Board of Education. The tuition charges are established annually and will be equal to the most recent Official State Education Department formula (NRT) available at the time of the annual Reorganizational meeting of the Board of Education. Further, tuition charges will be reviewed and adopted by the Board of Education annually and applied as outlined below:
Two payment options are offered for non-resident tuition students as follows:
- The annual option requires tuition to be paid before September 1st of each school year.
- The semi-annual option requires tuition to be paid before September 1st (first semester) and February 1st (second semester).
Should the parent (or guardian) or student personally own real property within the district, the tuition charges will be reduced by the amount of annual school taxes paid on the property.
Under C above, in honoring a request from a neighboring school district (through the Superintendent’s Exchange Program) the Superintendent of Schools may waive the tuition charges to allow a student from another school district an opportunity to attend CVCSD tuition free. However, failure to follow the school district’s policies and Code of Conduct may result in termination of the privilege of attending Chenango Valley.
Under D above, placements made through the courts, Social Services or other placement agency will result in tuition charges assessed to the appropriate school districts of origin.