Hi Kammeo,

Unfortunately, I think most districts require that you live within the school's boundaries in order to go to school there.   (So, if you move out of the boundaries your kids would have to switch schools).  Maybe other parents here have helped their kids through a mid-school year switch and could help you with ideas of how to make it easier for them.  Would you tell us what grades your kids are in?

As a former teacher many people move throughout the school year. If you move districts  you will have to enroll the child in a new district and school. Some schools and districts make exceptions, so I would contact the school your children go to directly. My suggestion would be to just ask, you never know what will happen.

It depends where you are.  There are "inter-district transfers" and other potential ways around having to move your students. If your state has this it would need to be in writing and be approved by districts- this will only work if there is space in the school- if they have a waiting list then you'll likely be asked to move on.  If the school isnt' working with you- I'm sure they have a reason.  No Child Left Behind rules- may offer support.  

If you moved further away from the school- it's not a bad idea to let your students "get their feet wet" and maybe make some new friends before summer and so next year isn't so hard.