Transfering schools?

Question

umm im in 10th grade and i live in nyc but i dont really like my high school so i want to transfer but my friends keep telling me i cant so does anyone know the truth about if i can transfer or not??

Answer 1

beast thing 2 got to the best school not 2 seem mean but as fo friendz ull make new onez n the best desicionz is one tha isnt baist o divited best is ur own chioce fo own sake

Answer 2

it depends what other schools are around, if you really wanna go to those schools and if your parents would be okay with it!

no matter what dont listen to your friends in this situation!!

Answer 3

what school are you transfer to.If you want to talk to your friends their two ways by phone, or by myspace.If you want to talk to somebody I will be able to talk to you if you want.

how it's you there in new york city, I have been there a few times.

Answer 4

chances are you go some where may not like it there

Answer 5

i don't think you could transfer school in public hs . only for private or you moved to other state or other countries . i also live in nyc.according  to what i know most people could change hs in 9 grade to 10 grade . but i never heard you could change from10 to 11 grade . even though i am not school c ounselor is not a good thing you change hs. most of the decent hs whether you smart or dump there are not so many student change hs from 10 to  11.the spot are so limit .talk to your counsel first, make a decise if yes.then try to find the hs you looking for . travel time, club or sport they offer, ethic ,safety ,neighbor , teacher ,reputation.

Answer 6

It depends...you can always transfer to a private school. You might have schools of choice which would take some effort but allow the possibility of a public school transfer. Your only other option is to have an address in the boundaries of a school you want to attend. (If you try using someone elses address they will have to show proof of guardianship for you). Good luck!!

Answer 7

I'm in the tenth grade too, and I transferred schools.  Before you do so, though, talk to your school counselor and your parents.

Don't listen to your friends for this matter.