Instructional Services

SCHOOL CHOICE 2012/2013 (Transfers within CVUSD boundaries beginning Fall 2012)

Parents of children who reside in CVUSD who want their child to attend a different CVUSD school in the 2012/2013 school year, may apply for "School Choice." The School Choice timeline is as follows:

02/01/12 School Choice Application is available at this link, at all school sites, and at the District Office (en espanol)

03/01/12 Application is due by 5:00pm in Instructional Services to be included in the lottery. It may be faxed in; the fax number is at the top of the application.

03/31/12 Decision letters will be mailed to all on-time applicants for middle and high school indicating if the application was approved OR the applicant's number on the wait list.

04/30/12 Decision letters will be mailed to all on-time applicants for elementary school indicating if the application was approved OR the applicant's number on the wait list.

08/15/12 Last day to apply late for elementary or middle school (except magnets & academies)

09/28/12 Last day to apply late for Earths Magnet, Discover Academy, or 1^st semester at any high school

10/31/12 Wait list is cancelled and no transfers are made thereafter

12/01/12-01/11/13 Application may be submitted for 2^nd semester at any high school

For additional information, please review the following:

School Choice 2012/2013 Information in English

School Choice 2012/2013 Information en Espanol

Frequently Asked Questions

Questions? Call Debbie Gonzales at 805-497-9511, ext 239, or email dgonzales@conejo.k12.ca.us

INTERDISTRICT TRANSFER

If you would like to transfer your child into or out of CVUSD you will need to complete an Interdistrict Attendance Permit. Visit our Pupil Services webpage to learn more about the interdistrict transfer process.

PROGRAM IMPROVEMENT TRANSFER

In accordance with No Child Left Behind legislation enacted in 2002, all students at schools that receive Title I funding must score “Advanced” or “Proficient” by the 2013/2014 school year. In addition, all students in significant subgroups (i.e. English Learners, Socio-Economically Disadvantaged, Students with Disabilities, etc) must score “Advanced” or “Proficient” by the 2013/2014 school year. To reach this goal, the target scores have increased every year.

One or more subgroups at the following schools have not met the target for two consecutive years, resulting in the schools being named “Program Improvement” (PI) schools. Students that attend PI schools, and new registrants that reside in a PI school’s neighborhood, are periodically offered the opportunity to attend a non-PI school with a higher API score.

PI Schools: Acacia Conejo Glenwood Walnut

The Program Improvement Transfer Application is available in the registration packet for new applicants at the above-listed schools.