CUHSD Online Enrollment
Determine Your Enrollment Scenario:
- Current 8th Grade Students who live in CUHSD Boundaries
- If you were enrolled as an 8th-grader at a school that feeds into CUHSD before December 15, 2025, your information has been automatically shared with CUHSD and you do not need to enroll.
- If you enrolled as an 8th-grader at a school that feeds into CUHSD after December 15, 2025, you will need to complete the Enrollment Process.
- All Other Incoming New Students
- You will need to complete the Enrollment Process. Be sure to select the correct school year. The 2026-2027 enrollment window opens on February 1, 2026.
Enrollment Process:
- Check your address in the SCHOOL LOCATOR to ensure you live in district boundaries.
- Gather the required ENROLLMENT DOCUMENTS.
- Ensure you are using an internet browser other than Safari.
- Press the button below to begin the process.
Frequently Asked Questions
My student attends a local feeder middle school; do I need to enroll my student?
My student is in a private school or an alternative education program. What should I do?
We live in the CUHSD area but are moving. Can my student stay at their current school?
What is the process if my student wants to request a transfer to a different school within the CUHSD boundaries?
What does Free Zone mean?
My Interdistrict Transfer into CUHSD was approved. What's next?
How do I disenroll a student?
Need Support/Have Questions
| Topic | Contact |
| Aeries Student Portal or Gmail Account | CUHSD Tech Hotline (408) 558-3080 |
| School or District Transfers | CUHSD Student Services (408) 371-0960 x2076 |
| Enrollment Inquiries |
Boynton High School: (408) 626-3404
Branham High School: (408) 626-3407
Del Mar High School: (408) 626-3403
Leigh High School: (408) 626-3405
Prospect High School: (408) 626-3408
Westmont High School: (408) 626-3406
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Important Legal Notice:
- The District may refer cases in which false information has been provided to the County District Attorney for further action and/or file civil action to recover damages incurred as a result of providing false information.
- Persons who provide or solicit false information are subject to criminal prosecution for perjury, which is punishable by fine and/or prison (up to 4 years) and may be found civilly liable for fraud, negligent misrepresentation, or negligence. [Civil Code § 1709] [Family Code § 6552; Penal Code § 118 and 126]
- Investigations that reveal that students have enrolled on the basis of providing false information will lead to immediate withdrawal from the District.
- Completion of the Online Enrollment process does not guarantee acceptance into the school. CUHSD reserves the right to request proof of residency at any time.