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Hi, i live in bayshore now, but my kids go to hemlock park and west middle in brentwood school district. We're moving to a new house still in bayshore but the address falls within the bayshore district even though the house is in the same area, well, i just want to know if there's a way that my kids can stay going to the same schools?
If the Brentwood Union Free School District has space available and if they accept non-resident tuition paying students, then your children may be able to attend their current schools; but, you will have to pay the non-resident tuition for each of your children in addition to the school district property taxes you will be paying to the Bay Shore Union Free School District.
If the Brentwood Union Free School District has space available and if they accept non-resident tuition paying students, then your children may be able to attend their current schools; but, you will have to pay the non-resident tuition for each of your children in addition to the school district property taxes you will be paying to the Bay Shore Union Free School District.
do you have an idea of how much the tuition fee could be?
It will be expensive.....and neither school is that great anyway so I don't know what you are worried about. When I was in high school my family moved and the house was 1 street into the next town. We didn't tell them we moved but the school found out anyway. We were not allowed to even finish the current school year. They wanted like 10,000 or so a year for out of town students...it was ridiculous. So we changed schools and that was that..lol.
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