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Open enrollment policies may be either mandatory or voluntary. Under mandatory programs, districts must allow for open enrollment. Under voluntary programs, districts may choose whether to allow for open enrollment. Maryland does not provide for open public school enrollment.
Maryland offers K?12 students and their families a few types of school choice, including one private school choice program, charter schools, magnet schools and home schooling. Maryland does not offer any type of public school choice through open enrollment.
General Considerations. A child who is five years old or older and under 21 must be admitted, free of charge, to a Maryland public school in the county where the child is domiciled with the child's parent, guardian, or relative providing informal kinship care.
Who must attend school? Maryland law requires all children between the ages of 5 and 18, who live in Maryland, attend school.
Proof of Residency: Homeowners: A copy of a current property tax bill, or if the property was recently bought, a copy of the Closing Disclosure. Renters: If renter, a copy of a current lease. If the original term of the lease has expired, a copy of a current utility bill, or a lease extension should be provided.
Proof of Address, including two of the following: Utility bill (gas, cable or electric) within the last 60 days. Documentation from a federal, state, or local government agency within the last 60 days. An original lease agreement, deed, or mortgage agreement.
Proof of Residence If you own your home, you will need to provide one (1) of the following: Deed (all pages with all signatures) with 1 current utility bill. Settlement Papers (with all signatures) with 1 current utility bill.
Maryland law requires that all children five (5) years or older, and under eighteen (18), who live in Maryland, attend a school or be Homeschooled.