Classic View: Student Information > Program Participation > State Programs > Border Student
Search Terms: Border Student
A Border Student is defined as a student who crosses state lines in order to attend school. A student who lives in Idaho but crosses a state line for school is considered Border Out; a student who does not live in Idaho but is enrolled in Idaho school is considered Border In.
Border Student Editor
Tool Rights for Border Student
Full rights to the Border Student tool require RWAD rights to the Student Information > State Programs > Border Student tool.
- Read rights allow the user to view the Border Student tool
- Write rights allow the user to modify existing Border Student records
- Add rights allow the user to add new Border Student records
- Delete rights allow the user to permanently remove Border Student records
Users also need at least R rights to Student Information and Modify Rights for the selected calendar.
|  New Navigation Tool Rights for Border Student |
Manage Border Student Records
To add a new record:
- Click the New icon. A Border Student Detail editor displays.
- Enter the Start Date.
- Enter the Border District Number.
- Select the appropriate Border Status option for the student.
- Enter any Comments related to this record.
- Click the Save icon when finished.
To end a record, edit the existing Border Student entry and add an End Date.
To print a summary of the student's Border Student records, click the Print Summary button.
Border Student Print Summary
Border Student Fields
Start Date
Indicates the first date the student began crossing state lines to attend school.
End Date
Indicates the last date the student stopped crossing state lines to attend school.
Border Status
Identifies a student as crossing state lines to attend school: coming in with tuition received by district or going out with tuition paid by district.
Border District Number
Lists the State-assigned ID for the other district involved in the exchange of this border student.
Comments
Lists any comments regarding the student crossing state lines to attend school.
