Las Virgenes Unified School District

Your home address sets your neighborhood school at each level: an elementary school, a middle school and a high school. The district's Find Your School map (images.lvusd.org/locator) lets you type an address and shows which elementary, middle and high school boundaries it falls inside; addresses outside every boundary are reported as such. The district says you don't need to file any application if your child will attend the neighborhood school, and it directs enrollment questions to the school office.

Six elementary schools have their own attendance areas: Bay Laurel, Chaparral, Lupin Hill, Round Meadow, White Oak and Yerba Buena. The Agoura Hills area around Sumac and Willow is one shared area: the locator lists Sumac Elementary, Willow Elementary and Mariposa School of Global Education together for addresses there. Sumac and Willow present this to families as "One Neighborhood, 2 Choices": Sumac L-STEM, which teaches in English and Spanish (dual immersion, TK–5) and is described as a School of Choice program, and Willow, which the flyer describes as focused on academics, the arts and enrichment. Mariposa, the Waldorf-inspired TK–8 school, shares Sumac's campus address on Calmfield Avenue.

The district does not publish a written explanation of how families in the shared area are placed among the three schools, so ask the district office or the schools before enrolling.

For grades 6–8 the map shows three middle school areas (A.E. Wright, A.C. Stelle and Lindero Canyon), and for grades 9–12 two high school areas (Agoura High and Calabasas High). TK students register at their home elementary school.

Attendance areas on the district's map

• Elementary (7): Bay Laurel Elementary School, Chaparral Elementary School, Lupin Hill Elementary School, Round Meadow Elementary School, Shared area: Sumac Elementary School, Willow Elementary School or Mariposa School of Global Education, White Oak Elementary School, Yerba Buena Elementary School
• Middle (3): Alice C. Stelle Middle School, Arthur E. Wright Middle School, Lindero Canyon Middle School
• High (2): Agoura High School, Calabasas High School

Coming from (or leaving for) another district

Families who live outside LVUSD apply for an Incoming Interdistrict Permit, on the same timeline: October 1, 2026 to March 1, 2027 for 2027–28, with early decision for applications in by December 18, 2026 and rolling, space-available review after that. Apply to LVUSD first and name a second-choice school in case the first is full. If approved, enroll online, then get a release from your home district (the district office, not the school) within 30 days of LVUSD's approval or within 30 days of when the home district's permit window opens, and send it to LVUSD.

LVUSD looks at attendance, tardies, truancies, academic progress and discipline records. Reasons it considers include a parent working at least 15 hours a week within district boundaries, a sibling already enrolled, child care inside the district, a specialized program and continuing education; other reasons are considered case by case. Once approved and released, students do not reapply each year and may stay through the top grade of that school unless something changes, such as the home address.

A permit can be revoked for poor attendance, insufficient academic progress, discipline or a change in residency. A denial can be appealed to LVUSD within 5 calendar days, and a final LVUSD denial can be appealed to the Los Angeles County Office of Education within 30 calendar days. LVUSD residents who want to leave for another district use an Outgoing Interdistrict Permit.

The district's page

Enrolling

New students enroll online by creating a family account at app.lvusd.org/enrollment. Enrollment stays conditional until the school has every required document: a residency verification form plus proof of residence (one of a current property tax bill, mortgage statement, lease or escrow papers, three current proofs of payment, and two different current utility bills), a parent or guardian photo ID, proof of the child's age such as a certified birth certificate or passport, the prior report card (not needed for TK or kindergarten; an unofficial transcript for high school), up-to-date immunization records, the Los Angeles County pediatric TB risk assessment, and for TK, kindergarten and first graders new to public school, an oral health (dental) assessment. Families using a School of Choice or interdistrict permit must go through the permit page first; nonresidents should not enroll until the permit is approved.

Eligible TK students register at their home elementary school. The district's TK page still shows the 2025–26 rule (born September 2, 2020 through September 1, 2021) and has not been updated for later years. Questions go to the school office.

The district's page