Hayward Unified School District - Approved
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The Hayward Unified School District (HUSD) serves more than 18,000 students from preschool through high school. The district is composed of 19 elementary schools, five middle schools, three high schools, an alternative high school, an adult education center, and a child care center for preschoolers. HUSD offers award-winning visual and performing arts programs, career pathways, state-of-the-art facilities, and dual language immersion programs in Spanish and Mandarin. Students graduate from HUSD proud to be Made in Hayward and prepared with the skills needed for life beyond the classroom.
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Lisette Mazon
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01-17-2024
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01-17-2024
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01-01-2025
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How To Contact
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General Contact
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24411 Amador St
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Hayward
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CA
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More Information
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01-17-2024
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02-01-2025
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Hayward Unified School District
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94544
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Detailed Information
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ENROLLEMENT
The Hayward Unified School District offers all students the opportunity to inquire, explore, learn, and prepare. It’s why we have established engaging programs designed to encourage students to reach their full post-Hayward potential. With our career pathways, college readiness programs, language programs and more, we’re readying them for college, career, and anything the world has in store. It’s an exciting time to be Made in Hayward.
Contact information:
24823 Soto Road, Room 18, Hayward, CA 94541
Phone: (510) 723-3857 ext. 34215 or 34216 | Email: enrollment@husd.us
STUDENT TRANSFERS
The Hayward Unified School District (HUSD) offers families choices to select the school that is right for their student. HUSD provides a wide variety of language, art, career, and college programs to meet the needs and interests of our students. Please see below to learn more about the different school transfer processes available and the various guidelines associated with each.
- Open Enrollment: The annual parent choice transfer option to request a school projected to have some space available for The upcoming school year. Applications accepted January 22 and February 16 until 5pm.
- Special Circumstance / Program Transfers: Allows families to apply for transfer to a different school within HUSD for a specific reason including a special circumstance, due to a hardship or a participate in a eligible unique educational program.
- Interdistrict Transfers: Interdistrict transfer permits are used to transfer from one school district to another school district. HUSD welcomes students from other districts to participate in our exciting programs.
Contact Information:
24823 Soto Road, Room 31, Hayward, CA 94541
Phone: 510-723-3857 ext. 34207 or 34208 | Email: studenttransfer@husd.us
HUSD EARLY LEARNING
Our program offers infants, toddlers, & preschool-aged children a warm, safe, inclusive environment in which
they are encouraged to learn and grow in a developmentally appropriate manner through play-based, experiential learning.Facts about our State Preschool Program at HUSD:
- We have 32 classes of State Preschool in 11 locations throughout HUSD serving just under 700 children. All of our classes provide inclusion of children with special needs on varying levels.
- All of our Teachers and Assistants are qualified to be Preschool Teachers under the the CA Dept. of Education Commission on Teacher Credentialing. All teaching staff also participate in continuing education/professional development as a condition for renewal and upgrade of their teaching permits.
- Our funding comes from the CA Dept. of Education. CDE is our main oversight entity. We adhere to very strict quality assurance guidelines and follow the CA Preschool Learning Foundations which are aligned with the Common Core Standards.
- We provide a variety of support services to our children and families including Early Childhood Mental Health and Positive Behavior Support Systems in conjunction with our partners from Children's Hospital of Oakland who are regular participants in our Child Development COST Team, provide classroom consultation, and direct services.
- We hold monthly Parent/Family Education classes for all families of enrolled children where on average 50-60 parents/guardians receive education that supports them in parenting their children and home-school collaboration for life-long academic success.
- Our program is designed to provide early education and support services to low- income families who receive these services free of charge. Children who have had their 3rd birthday on or before Sept. 1, and who are in a family that is certified as having an income below the 85th percentile of the State Median Income are eligible to attend State Preschool.
- 74% of our children are dual-language learners.
** Enrollment Information: 510-723-3880 ext. 26215 OR Email: PreKEnrollment@husd.us
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Eligibility Information
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- CA
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- Alameda County
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- Preschool
- Elementary School
- Middle School
- Teen
- High Schooler
- 6-18 years old
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