Enrollment for the 2021-22 School Year

Please take a look at our Frequently Asked Questions page to learn more about us, find out the difference between FLEX and CDL (no longer offered in the BSD), and to determine if this is a good fit for your student.

Application Process and Timeline

With the school year well under way, students can now only join FLEX at the quarter or semester break. Students should only transfer back to a neighborhood school at the quarter or semester break.

This is necessary so that the schools can be staffed at the appropriate level for enrollment and so that students can forecast for classes that meet their needs. In addition, FLEX curriculum does not generally follow the same timing and flow as curriculum in neighborhood schools, so transfers in the middle of a school quarter may create hardships for students and families.  Students (grades 9-12) should talk with their counselors about how transferring will impact their credits and schedules.

FLEX applications are accepted on a rolling basis, but enrollment, forecasting and classroom assignments happen at the quarter and semester breaks. 

The same timeline applies for students wishing to transfer from FLEX back to their neighborhood schools.

 

Important Dates for FLEX Online School Enrollment or Transfer:

 

 

 

For students in special education:  FLEX offers special education services in a Resource Room setting.  FLEX does not currently have specialized programs.  If your child is in a specialized program, FLEX may not be able to provide your student with a free appropriate public education (FAPE).  If your student is placed in a specialized program, and you enroll your student in FLEX, your student's IEP team will need to meet to determine if your student's needs can be met with a Resource Room level of support.  If your student cannot be served in a Resource Room setting, then the IEP team may determine that your student is not able to attend FLEX.

 

2021-22 FLEX Online application

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