Frequently Asked Questions

You may enter your address in the School Locator to determine your neighborhood school(s).

Once enrolled in your school of choice, you do not need to apply again, your student can remain until the highest grade the school services. You will need to complete a new Choice Enrollment application for the feeder school (grade 6 or 9) or if you move outside of the school district.

If enrolled at a choice school, and you wish to return to your neighborhood school, you must complete a new Choice Enrollment application.

Register your new student(s) at their neighborhood school to guarantee a seat. Registration for the 2024-25 school year opens on November 1, 2023. If the student is offered and you have accepted a seat at a choice school, the registrar will update the enrollment and registration.

All fifth and eighth grade students advancing to the next-level school will be automatically enrolled at their neighborhood school regardless of their current school enrollment.

All students should proceed as though they will attend their neighborhood school until Choice Enrollment notifications are sent.

Please meet with neighborhood school representatives and register for classes at your neighborhood school while awaiting results.

After choice enrollment decisions are sent, students who have been offered and have accepted a seat to a choice school will have their enrollment, registration, and course requests transferred from their neighborhood school to the choice school.

Your student will attend and complete enrollment and registration for your neighborhood school.

After the lottery, applicants that are not offered a seat will be waitlisted. The position number indicates how many applications are ahead of your student’s application waiting for an available seat. Schools can continue to offer seats from the waitlist throughout the school year.

You must use your child’s resident address, which is defined as where the child sleeps on school nights. If a child sleeps at multiple homes, it is up to the parents to determine which is the primary residence for the student. Only one address may be used.

No, you must submit separate applications for each child, unless they are twins or triplets. Multiples are submitted on one application.

The sibling must already be attending the desired Choice school and continuing the next year. Parents must include sibling information on the Choice application and apply during the priority window.

There is no transportation to Choice Enrollment schools. Parents must make their own transportation arrangements.