Enrollment/Registration

 With the passage of AB 130 the state is expanding early learning opportunities to all 4 year-olds over the next few years. For the 2023-2024 school year, the dates include students who turn 5 years old between September 2, 2023 and April 2, 2024. 

See below for TK registration procedures. 

TK/Kindergarten and/or NEW STUDENT entering Grades 1 – 12 Registration
(Preschool is no longer offered)

New student registration will be done online this year.  Please follow the process below to complete your registration. 

1. Complete the Aeries Online Enrollment to begin the online registration process. 
2. Submit, via email or in-person, the Home Language Survey (Spanish version) and the Confidential Student Information for School Nurse (Spanish version). 
3. If you have additional documents to submit that weren't uploaded during the online registration process (residence verification, age verification, immunization records), email or drop them off to your School of Residence. 
4. If you are choosing to do an Open Enrollment transfer from one district school to another district school, complete the Open Enrollment Form (Spanish version) and return it with the above documents to your School of Residence OR your current School of Attendance by 4 PM on March 24, 2023.

Note, your registration is not complete until you complete all the steps above. 

Paper packets will be available at sites for families who are unable to complete the process online.

THIS PROCESS DOES NOT APPLY TO INTERDISTRICT TRANSFERS. PLEASE SEE BELOW FOR INFORMATION ON THE INTERDISTRICT TRANSFER PROCESS. 

Students who reside within district boundaries may apply for enrollment in any district school. It is based on student enrollment and available space for the admission of students from outside a school's attendance area. Once enrolled, a student shall not have to apply for readmission. K-12 students may transfer from their School of Residence to an alternative school within our district boundaries.  

Students new to the district, requesting an intradistrict transfer, should complete the TK-12 New Student Registration process above, submitting the Open Enrollment Form (English) (Spanish version) in addition to the registration paperwork.  

Current students requesting an intradistrict transfer should submit the  Open Enrollment Form (English) (Spanish version) to their School of Residence OR current School of Attendance. 

Families requesting intradistrict transfers must submit their request during the Open Enrollment period, February 27-March 24, 2023.  Intradistrict transfer paperwork received after March 24, 3023 at 4PM will not be considered.  

Please review the Board Policy and Administrative Regulations for more information. 

• SLSUSD will process requests for subsequent school year starting May 1.
• The interdistrict transfer request must start in the district of residence  where the student resides.
• If the request is denied, you have the right to appeal within 30 days of the denial. If the denial is upheld, you have 30 days to appeal to the County Board of Education.
• Failure to adhere to timelines will be deemed an abandonment of the request.
• Interdistrict transfers maybe revoked or rescinded per Board Policy and Administrative Regulation 5117. 

Please review the Board Policy and Administrative Regulations for more information. 

Interdistrict Transfer Requests will be processed as follows:

• Notify the parent submitting a current year request of its final decision within 30 calendar days of receipt;
• Notify the parent submitting a future year request of it's decision as soon as possible, but no later than 14 days after the start of the instruction in the school year for which the transfer is sought;
• Provide written notice of the parents' right to appeal to the County Board of Education within 30 calendar days from the final date of denial;
• Provisionally admit students to a requested district; based on their evidence that a final decision is pending with a district of residence, proposed district, or County Board of Education.

Pupil Residency: Pupils of Military Families:

Existing law provides an exception to the residency requirements for a student whose parent is transferred to or is pending transfer to a military installation with the state while on active military duty pursuant to an official military order. AB 2949 adds section 48204.6 to the Education Code to require a local educational agency to permit a student who meets certain criteria to continue attending the student's "school of origin" during that school year, regardless of any change of residence of the military family. If the student's status changes due to end of military service, then the student is allowed to stay in the school of origin for the remainder of the academic year if he or she is between grades 1-8, or through graduation if the student is enrolled in high school. The new law effectively mirrors the laws related to protecting foster youth and homeless children, who are also susceptible to frequent school changes. 

Interdistrict Transfers out of San Luis Coastal Unified School District:

Please complete the Request for Interdistrict Transfer and drop it off at the District Office - Building B, or email it to vharrigan@slcusd.org.  Allow 30 days for processing. 

Request for Interdistrict TransferRequest for Interdistrict Transfer - Spanish

Long Term Independent Study through one of our neighboring districts is an educational
option for our families. Please contact Valarie Harrigan, vharrigan@slcusd.org or 805.549.1205, for more information.