How far away can you live from your school so dont get transferred?

There is no specific distance limit that determines whether a student will be transferred from their school due to their place of residence. School districts set their own attendance boundaries, which define the areas from which students are eligible to attend a particular school. If a student moves outside of their assigned attendance boundary, they may be required to transfer to a different school.

In some cases, school districts may make exceptions to attendance boundaries for students who live a significant distance from their assigned school. This may be due to various factors, such as transportation difficulties or special education needs. If you are concerned about whether you might be transferred from your school due to your place of residence, it is important to contact your school district's central office to inquire about their attendance boundary policies and procedures.