What happens if a student is enrolled in a DoDEA Virtual High School class and transfers to a public or private school in the U.S.?
Early withdrawals for reasons other than Permanent Change of Station (PCS) or emergency leave are discouraged and may adversely affect a student’s grades. DoDEA policy dictates that PCS students cannot receive full semester/course credit prior to a minimum of 20 school days before the last day of school. If a student will be withdrawn or transferred before the end of the school year, parents should: Notify the school/NDSP office as soon as the PCS date is know but no later than 10 school days prior to the last day of attendance. Local school/NDSP staff will notify the Virtual High School. Ensure that the student has notified the online teacher and coordinated completion of required assignments prior to departure.
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