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Kansas's open enrollment policy allows students to attend public schools outside their district if space is available.

Around 1,500 students transferred schools during the first year of open enrollment.

Policymakers are encouraged to ensure districts accurately report capacity and consider audits to verify honesty.

While students enjoy carefree days, parents, school administrators and policymakers have the space to reflect on how the first year of statewide open enrollment went — and they should do so quickly since the open enrollment for the 2025-26 school year is June 15.

There are some rather simple changes that would make the program even more accessible.

Open enrollment went into effect last fall. It allows students to attend a public school outside their hom

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