Which cities LVUSD serves
LVUSD covers five communities: Calabasas (median $1.85M), Hidden Hills, Agoura Hills, Bell Canyon, and the Los Angeles County side of Westlake Village (median $1.6M). The Ventura County side of Westlake Village is served by the separate Conejo Valley Unified School District (CVUSD) — the dividing line runs near Lindero Canyon Road.
The elementary feeder pattern
LVUSD elementary campuses include Bay Laurel Elementary (feeds Calabasas Hills and Calabasas Park Estates), Lupin Hill Elementary, Round Meadow Elementary, Chaparral Elementary, and White Oak Elementary (the LA-County side of Westlake Village). Attendance areas are drawn by tract.
Middle and high school
A.E. Wright Middle serves the Calabasas/Hidden Hills area; Lindero Canyon Middle serves the Agoura/west-Westlake side. High schoolers attend Calabasas High School or Agoura High School by attendance area.
How school choice changes the math
LVUSD honors an open-enrollment / school-choice process subject to capacity. A home’s assigned campus is the default, but families may apply to other LVUSD schools — verify current capacity and timelines with the district.
Frequently asked questions
Is Calabasas in LVUSD?
Yes. All of Calabasas is within the Las Virgenes Unified School District.
Is all of Westlake Village in LVUSD?
No. Only the Los Angeles County side is in LVUSD; the Ventura County side is in CVUSD.
Which Calabasas high school is the buyer magnet?
Calabasas High School, a National Blue Ribbon and California Distinguished school.
Does LVUSD allow school choice?
Yes, subject to each campus’s capacity. Verify availability with the district.
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