CVUSD's Communication Snapshot

• Caring and Inclusive School Communities: A Reminder About Confidential Reporting
• Get Ready! CVUSD Enrollment & School Choice for 2026–2027 Begins November 3rd

• Join Us: Transitional Kindergarten Virtual Information Night

• Save the Dates: Information Nights and School Tours

• Stay Connected with "Up to Five Key Takeaways" from Our Advisory Councils/Committees

• Register Now: "Reality Party for Parents" a FREE Event on October 11th

• ✋Community Engagement Opportunity: Attend the Active Transportation Virtual Public Outreach Meeting with the City of Thousand Oaks on October 14th

• 📸 Ready to Walk and Roll: CVUSD Schools Participate in National Walk and Bike to School Day

The Conejo Valley Unified School District is committed to providing safe learning environments free of bullying, racism, discrimination, intimidation and harassment.

If a member of our CVUSD community (students, family members, staff, etc.) has directly experienced or witnessed bullying, racism, discrimination, intimidation and/or harassment - the District seeks to ensure that all feel safe in reporting the incident. Incidents may be confidentially reported, by:

• Contacting and informing the school site principal, or a trusted adult on the school campus.
• Utilizing WeTip, available 24/7, and provides members of our community with three different ways to easily and confidentially submit reports:
• Through this Online Form
• Via text message to 844.805.3649
• By phone call to 844.805.3649
• Additional information related to complaint procedures is available here.

Importantly, all school staff participate in annual training regarding our obligations to prevent bullying, harassment, discrimination and intimidation - along with our obligation to respond to reports of such incidents. Therefore, school site principals and staff are trained to prevent and respond.

We are here for you and our community of learners and we are committed to making sure all feel safe on our campuses.

In the CVUSD we are proud to offer a right fit for every student in our award-winning TK-12 schools. New for the 2026-2027 school year: Neighborhood School Enrollment for *new* CVUSD students will open on Monday, November 3, 2025 - the same date that the School Choice Application and Interdistrict Transfer Application opens.

Neighborhood School Enrollment

• If you are enrolling your student for the first time in a CVUSD school for the 2026-2027 school year, you will need to first complete the online Pre-Enrollment form to enroll your child at their assigned neighborhood school.
• Click Here to Access the Online Pre-Enrollment Form for the 2026-2027 School Year (available on or after November 3rd)
• Click here to learn more about Neighborhood School Enrollment in the CVUSD.

School Choice Application

• The majority of CVUSD’s students attend their assigned neighborhood school via the Neighborhood School Enrollment process. For families who would like to enroll their student in a CVUSD school other than their assigned neighborhood school, this may be completed via the School Choice Application process.
• For the 2026-2027 school year, School Choice Applications that are submitted between Monday, November 3, 2025 and Monday, February 2, 2026 will be considered “on-time” and included in the lottery process.
• 💡 Important: All *new* CVUSD students must first enroll at their assigned neighborhood school via the Online Pre-Enrollment Form before submitting a School Choice Application.
• The School Choice Application for the 2026-2027 School Year will be available to complete online here.
• Click here to learn more about School Choice in the CVUSD.

📍Click here for a complete overview of 2026-2027 school year enrollment information.

*Note: Dates are pending Board Approval

Is your little one turning four? Big News: They’re eligible for Transitional Kindergarten (TK) at our award-winning elementary schools for the 2026–2027 school year!

Join our Virtual Information Night on Tuesday, October 28th at 6pm to learn about:

☑ The TK learning experience

☑ Enrollment processes

☑ Child care options on CVUSD campuses & more!

➡ Click here to reserve your spot to attend.

The CVUSD provides exceptional educational experiences filled with opportunity and choices. Learn more by attending an upcoming school tour or information session. A complete list of currently scheduled events is available on our dedicated School Tour Dates & Information Nights webpage. New events will be added, as available.

Family participation and engagement is a key priority of the CVUSD. Our seven Advisory Councils and Committees meet regularly for vibrant discussions, informative presentations, relationship-building activities and more. These meetings are open to all members of our CVUSD community to attend. However, we understand that attending meetings in-person is not always possible.

🌟 The Updates from Advisory Councils/Committees webpage serves as a place to stay informed on updates and actions from each Advisory Council and Committee, with "Up to Five Key Takeaways" from each meeting posted regularly after meetings are held. Check out the latest takeaways, here: https://www.conejousd.org/5KeyTakeaways.

CVUSD Parents/Guardians are invited to attend a “Reality Party for Parents" on Saturday, October 11th.

At this “Reality Party,” participants will tour a local home set up to portray a teen party with youth actors voicing concerns expressed by local teens and young adults. The event is designed to help promote relevant and meaningful conversations between parents/guardians and their teens on these difficult topics. Discussions are encouraged among parents/guardians along with the sharing of family and community strategies to help keep children and youth safe and healthy.

Reservations are required for a specific tour time. This event is FREE with very limited space. The event is one hour in duration and reservations are available between 1pm and 6pm.

Click here to register for this event.

The City of Thousand Oaks is hosting an upcoming Active Transportation Virtual Public Outreach Meeting on Tuesday, October 14th at 6pm. This meeting provides community members with the opportunity to learn about the City's Active Transportation Plan Update and share input on how to make walking and biking safer in the City.

📍Click here to register for the Virtual Meeting.

Wednesday, October 1st was National Walk and Bike to School Day, and families across the Conejo laced up their sneakers, put on their helmets and participated in community-building Walk n' Roll events. At Westlake Elementary School, law enforcement officers from the Thousand Oaks Police Department provided an official escort on their route from Triunfo Park to their school campus. There was no shortage of high-fives, stickers and engaging activity stations for Wizards to complete, which emphasized the importance of being active and staying healthy. A big thank you to everyone who helped to bring walk to school events to their school last week, and all year through!

Interested in community resources or learning more about Walk to School events? Visit the City of Thousand Oaks' Walk to School website: https://www.walk2schoolto.org/