School and Enrollment Choices
Did you know that there are more options for your child than traditional public school? In Minnesota, parents have a wide range of meaningful school options for their children. Approximately thirty percent of Minnesota's K-12 public school students access some form of school choice, including Open Enrollment, Charter Schools, Magnet Schools, Online Learning or State-Approved Alternative Programs.
You'll find resources here to help you choose the school that best meets your child’s educational needs.
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Letter of Intent to Continue to Provide Instruction
This form is to be submitted to the resident school superintendent by October 1 of each year after the instructor has provided the same district with a Full Report. Revised July 2012. -
Statewide Enrollment Options
Enrollment Options/Open Enrollment Form -
Unaccredited Nonpublic School (Including Homeschools) Full Report
This form is to be submitted to resident school superintendents by October 1 of each year, or within 15 days of withdrawing a child from public school. Revised July 2012. -
Minnesota Districts with No Deadline for Open Enrollment
These Minnesota school districts receive Integration Revenue. They have no January 15 deadline for Statewide Enrollment Options. -
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ): Nonpublic Schools, Including Homeschools, Unaccredited by a Minnesota-Recognized Accrediting Agency
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Q & A on Statewide Open Enrollment
