Mobility


 * Student Characteristics: School Mobility Rate**

Any child who enters or leaves school between the last Friday in September and the last day of school is counted in the mobility rate. __**An individual child is counted only once.**__ This number is divided by the K-12 Fall Membership taken the last Friday in September. **Student Characteristics: Highly Mobile **
 * A school building begins the year with 20 students. During the year three students move out and three students move in. The mobility number is six
 * A school building begins the year with 25 students. During the year five students move out, but one of them returns. The mobility number is five. An individual student is counted only once.
 * School Mobility Rate chart

__**Any student who enrolls in two or more public schools during an academic year will be considered a highly mobile student.**__ If a student's initial public school enrollment for the year is after the State's official membership day (last Friday in September), it is assumed that this enrollment represents the second public school enrollment occurrence for the school year. This number is divided by the total number of students served by the district or state, respectively.  
 * A student enrolled in a non-public or home school for a majority of the time and enrolled at the same time in a public school for supplemental programs, special education services, courses not available in the non-public or home school, Title I services, or other similar courses or services will not be included in the highly mobile student characteristics as long as the enrollment in the public school does not exceed an FTE of 50% (51% or greater).
 * A student enrolled in a non-public or home school and at the same time enrolled in a public school for more than 50% (51% or greater) that meets the definition of a highly mobile student would be included in the highly mobile student characteristics data.
 * Highly Mobile Students chart