Lumberton ISD has introduced a new transfer policy that allows out-of-district students to enroll for a fee. The decision is part of the district's efforts to generate new revenue. Declining enrollment and budget pressures are factors in this move.
The policy has received mixed reactions from the community. Further details about the policy and its implications are available from local news sources, including KFDM.
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