Call the Office of School Choice and Enrollment at (216) 838-3675 to speak with an enrollment specialist who will guide you through the registration process.

We're committed to making your child's entry into our school community as easy as possible.

From rigorous academic programs to comprehensive student support, our school district is dedicated to creating a learning environment where every scholar can achieve their dreams.

Pre-Kindergarten: Open to students who are four years old by September 30 and potty-trained. Our preschool program lays a strong foundation for early literacy, social-emotional development, and math skills.

Kindergarten: Children must be 5 years old by September 30 to enroll. Kindergarten registration begins in April, providing a seamless transition into the school experience.

Grades 1-8: Enrollment is available during the summer and continues throughout the school year, ensuring your child has access to an engaging and supportive educational journey.

Your child is on the brink of an exciting journey, and choosing the right high school is a key step toward their future success. Together, you can find the perfect fit within CMSD’s diverse high school offerings. Here’s why CMSD is the place to be:

Unique High Schools: With 30 high schools to choose from, CMSD offers something for every student. Whether your child is passionate about the arts, sciences, technology, or something else, there's a school that matches their interests and sets them on the path to success.

Focus on the Future: Every CMSD high school provides a unique and enriching experience designed to prepare students for life after graduation. From college preparation to career-focused programs, your child will have the tools and opportunities they need to thrive.

Advanced Opportunities: Many of our high schools offer the chance to earn college credits or industry-recognized credentials while still in high school, giving your child a head start on their future.

It's super important to talk to your child's teacher as soon as you can. Say hi, get to know them, and let them know you're interested in your child's education. It's also great to keep chatting with them throughout the school year.

Tell the teacher all about your child. You know your kid best! If your child has special needs, make sure to tell the teacher at the start of the year. And if you notice a big change in how your child is acting or doing in school, get in touch with the teacher right away.

Parent-teacher meetings and report cards are helpful, but it's also good to know how things are going in between.

Make sure you know the best way to talk to your child's teachers — whether it's through email, phone calls, or text messages.

Attend parent/teacher conferences, meetings, and activities at your child’s school and become part of the school community.

You can also volunteer and/or become a member of the school parent organization.