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Experience Wylie ISD. A limited opportunity for families to join one of the top-rated public school districts in Texas.

Experience Wylie ISD:

A Limited Open Enrollment Opportunity

Wylie ISD is proud to offer Experience Wylie ISD, a limited open enrollment opportunity for families who want their kindergarten through 12th grade students to be part of a district that prioritizes academic excellence, character development, and a strong sense of community. This program offers students residing outside Wylie ISD boundaries the opportunity to experience the Wylie Way – where exceptional learning meets values-driven education.

Every parent wants their child to attend a school where they feel safe, supported, and inspired to succeed. As more districts expand their transfer options, Wylie ISD welcomes families who want to be part of something special. Because space is limited, our transfer program follows clear guidelines that help us maintain the high expectations, safe environment, and strong community culture that make Wylie ISD stand out.

Thank you for your interest. The application window for Experience Wylie ISD is now closed. Please send an email to transfers@wylieisd.net for questions.

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We Are Proud to Be Wylie ISD

Why Wylie ISD?

Families choose Wylie ISD because we are more than a district; we’re a community built on excellence, values, and strong relationships. Our teachers, students, and families live the Wylie Way, where character, academic achievement, and personal growth are at the heart of everything we do.

  • Academic excellence, personal connection. Students thrive when their strengths and interests are recognized, challenged, and celebrated.
  • Parents and schools work hand in hand. We partner with families to help every child succeed in and out of the classroom.
  • Safe, focused classrooms. Respectful environments and high standards help students learn, grow, and achieve their best.
  • Growing great students and even better people. The Wylie Way builds character, hope, and a sense of purpose while helping students thrive in school and in life.
  • A large district with a small-school feel. Strong relationships and community spirit make Wylie ISD feel like home.

 

What Sets Wylie ISD Apart?

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But don’t just take our word for it – hear from those who have experienced the Wylie Way firsthand!

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See the Amazing Things Happening in Wylie ISD

    Who Can Apply?

    Students must meet the following criteria to be considered for Experience Wylie ISD:

    1.
    Students entering kindergarten through 12th grade

    2.
    Students who reside outside Wylie ISD boundaries

    3.
    Families willing to provide their own transportation (no bus service)

    4.
    Students who meet district academic, attendance, and behavior expectations

    Students who transfer into Wylie ISD may remain in the district for the remainder of their educational career, provided they continue to meet the district's eligibility requirements. Please note that a transfer application must be completed each year.

    Limited Enrollment Availability

    The district reserves the right to close the Experience Wylie ISD program at any time if space becomes unavailable. However, students who are already enrolled in the program will have the opportunity to remain as long as they continue to meet the eligibility requirements. The district will review student status annually to ensure that the student is meeting the qualifications set by the district.

    Specific Eligibility Requirements

    Academics

    Behavior

    Attendance

    Parent Participation

    To ensure that Wylie ISD maintains its high standards for education and student success, all applicants must meet the following requirements:

    • No more than 8 unexcused absences per year in the prior two academic years.
    • No more than 10 unexcused late arrivals or late pick-ups per year in the prior two academic years.
    • 90% or better attendance rate in the prior academic year (including both excused and unexcused absences).
    • Student has never been expelled and has not attended a Juvenile Justice Alternative Education Program (JJAEP) or Disciplinary Alternative Education Program (DAEP).
    • Student has not received 3 or more office referrals in the prior academic year.
    • Student demonstrates appropriate academic progress, as demonstrated by passing grades in all subjects and satisfactory scores on standardized assessments, if applicable.
    • Student’s admission would not require the district to hire new staff, reassign existing staff, or provide specialized training to existing staff at the campus and grade level indicated in the transfer request and campus assignment.
    • Parents and/or guardians must be an active participant in their student’s education.

    Important: Families must submit documents that verify their eligibility. Failure to provide required documentation within the district’s timeline may result in a denied transfer request.

    Participating Campuses

    Open enrollment is available at all Wylie ISD campuses, except for the Hartman Early Childhood Learning Center (ECLC), and is contingent upon space availability. Families may indicate a preferred campus or feeder pattern, but placement is ultimately determined by available space and on a first-come, first-served basis.

    Find a Campus Near You View District Feeder Patterns

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    University Interscholastic League (UIL) and Other Residence-Based Eligibility

    • Transfer students are subject to the University Interscholastic League (UIL) rules and local District guidelines for extracurricular participation and other residency-based activities.
    • A student may not transfer to a different school for the primary purpose of participation in extracurricular activities.
    • Detailed eligibility guidelines are available through the relevant activity or UIL and should be investigated fully by the parent.
    • In most cases, non-resident transfer students in grades 9-12 can expect to be ineligible to participate in varsity-level competitive athletics for a period of at least one year from the first date of attending a new campus.

    Application Process

    The open enrollment application window is open until Jan. 23, for the 2026-27 school year.

    Complete the Online Application

    Submit Required Documents

    • Student’s birth certificate
    • Proof of residency (current utility bill, lease, or mortgage statement)
    • Parent/guardian’s government-issued ID
    • Most recent report card and attendance record (if applicable)
    • Any additional documentation requested by the district

    Application Review & Approval

    • Applications will be evaluated based on space availability and eligibility requirements.
    • Approval is not guaranteed, and space is limited.
    • Families will be notified of the decision in February.

    Enrollment & Commitment

    • Approved students will receive instructions for official enrollment.
    • Parents must commit to providing transportation (bus services are not available for transfer students).
    • Students must maintain good academic standing, attendance, and behavior to remain in the program.
       

    Ready to Apply?

    With limited spots available and an exclusive two-week application window, now is the time to secure your child’s place in one of the best school districts in Texas. Don't wait! Applications will only be accepted until Jan. 23.

    Questions? Call 972.429.3000 for more information or email transfers@wylieisd.net.

    *Wylie ISD remains committed to prioritizing our resident students while also ensuring that families seeking an exceptional education can apply for limited openings at campuses. Open enrollment will continue as long as space is available and will not impact class sizes or staffing for current Wylie ISD families.*
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