To establish a transfer program, the district has partnered with Edu-Link, a Paramus-based consulting firm that connects international and U.S. schools. To accept foreign students, schools must be approved by the federal government and be certified as a Student and Exchange Visitor Program institution. The district has already filed the necessary paperwork, and an inspector recently visited Mount Olive High School and submitted a recommendation. Once officially approved, Reynolds said the next step in the process will be looking for host families, Mount Olive parents of high school seniors who would be willing to take in a Chinese student.