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YUHSD sets July registration events for all seven high schools

Families must hit YUHSD’s July campus registration dates before classes start Aug. 4, or risk delays in enrollment, IDs, bus access and sports eligibility.

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YUHSD sets July registration events for all seven high schools
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Yuma Union High School District will hold registration events at all seven of its high school sites for the 2026-27 school year before classes begin Tuesday, Aug. 4, 2026. The district has set grade-specific campus dates for the week of July 23, with 12th grade on Thursday, July 23, 11th grade on Friday, July 24, 10th grade on Monday, July 27 and 9th grade on Tuesday, July 28.

The district is splitting each registration day into two alphabetized time blocks, 12 p.m. to 3 p.m. for students whose last names begin with A through L and 3 p.m. to 6 p.m. for M through Z. Vista High School and Strategies for Success will register all students in all grades during those same time slots, while the district’s other campuses, Cibola High School, Gila Ridge High School, Kofa High School, San Luis High School, Somerton High School and Yuma High School, will follow the grade-based schedule.

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Families must bring a birth certificate, proof of parent or guardian identity, proof of residency, school records and immunization records. Returning students must verify residency, pay a $20 picture ID fee and cover the cost of any equipment not returned from the prior year. Students are required to have an ID while on campus, and families can prepay fees online and bring a printed receipt to shorten the process at registration.

Bus service is available for students who live more than 2 miles from their school. The district is an open-enrollment district under Arizona Revised Statutes 15-816 and Governing Board policy 5-105, with applications for the 2026-27 school year available starting Jan. 1 and a random-number selection process used after March 15 if space is limited.

The district serves seven schools, offers more than 30 career and technical education programs and fields 22 AIA-sanctioned athletic programs. It posts new instructional calendars every two years and has made its 2026-27 calendar available in English and Spanish.

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