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Enrollment Process

Resident Applicants
 

As a neighborhood school, the first priority in admissions is given to students who live in its attendance area in the Pacific Palisades community of Los Angeles.

To find out if you are in our attendance area for enrollment, please go to lausd.net, click on Find a School, and then go to Resident School Identifier.

Enrollment For New Students TK-5th Grade

Neighborhood students: please use this link for enrollment:  http://enroll.lausd.net

Non-neighborhood Students

LAUSD has a new enrollment process for non-resident students who wish to attend Affiliated Charter schools. This includes siblings of currently enrolled students who were admitted through the lottery. Non-resident applicants who wish to attend an affiliated charter school must complete the Unified Enrollment (UE) application. Parents/Guardians may apply for more than one Affiliated Charter school online. This can be done by going to apply.lausd.net 

Unified Enrollment Timeline for Affiliated Charters

October 1, 2024 Window for on-time applications opens
November 15, 2024 Window for on-time applications closes
December 12, 2024 Families who applied with an on-time application will be notified of receipt through a confirmation letter
February 3, 2025 Late application window opens ; Late applicants are not included in the school lottery. Late applications are added to the waiting list in the order received.
February 2025 Marquez Charter will receive a list of applications from Unified Enrollment and will conduct a public drawing (lottery) for non-resident students.
Mid-March 2025 On-time applicants will receive a letter in US Mail to inform them of their selection/waitlist status.
Beginning April 2025 Schools contact on-time applicants on the wait list when space becomes available. Parents/guardians who accept a selection will begin the enrollment process with the school.
For more information about applying to Affiliated Charters: https://echoices.lausd.net/afc#gsc.tab
 
Marquez Elementary Charter School provides a free, nonsectarian, public education for students in Transitional Kindergarten through Grade 5.

We serve an urban, multicultural, multiethnic student body without regard for ethnicity, sex, age, national origin, or disability. 

The school’s educational program serves students of all abilities ranging from those who require remedial attention to gifted and highly gifted children.