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Piedmont Middle school

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High school Assignment & Registration Process

For the 23-24 school year

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overview

  1. December - School Assignment Notification Letters with PIN

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  • January 16th - February 13th - Lottery Application

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  • March - April - Registration for classes at assigned high school

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School Assignment letters

  • School assignment letters tell you which school they are assigned to next year.
    • Handed to students in December
    • Connect Ed will go home

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  • There will be a 4 digit pin number - this pin is needed for lottery application.
    • Write this pin down/take a picture.
    • Please contact the school if you are in need of this pin.

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Assignments

  • ALL Piedmont students are assigned to an IB High School in their transportation zone.
    • Green zone - East Meck IB
    • Blue zone - East Meck IB and Harding IB
    • Violet zone - West Charlotte IB and North Meck IB
    • Myers Park zone - Myers Park IB

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Other Options

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  1. Your Home School (Neighborhood School)
    • Click here to learn your home school and transportation zone

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  • A Magnet School (School of Choice)
    • Click here to learn more about the School Choices

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lottery application

open january 16 - february 13

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  • To choose a different school from the assignment letter, parents must complete the lottery application
  • The 4 digit pin is needed
  • There are questions regarding household income & size - if these are not answered you will not receive priority
  • You can enter the application and make changes as many times as needed
  • There is no priority given to when submitted, just complete by February 13 by 10:00 pm
  • Enrollment & lottery information
  • Lottery application instructions

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Registration for courses

March - April

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  • Students will be registered for classes to the school they are assigned to at time of registration
  • Students will be given registration information on how to complete (online or paper) and instructed to go home and discuss with parent
  • For large feeder schools a representative from the high school will come to look over their course selections and briefly meet with students individually
  • Piedmont students attended 20 different high schools last year.
    • Every high school has different requirements, courses offered and recommendations.

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Next steps

  • Research schools
    • Visit school websites
    • Attend open houses (check with school if you do not see it listed)

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  • Ensure your address is correct in powerschool
    • Contact our Registrar, Ms. Young if it is not

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  • Contact Ms. Case with any questions

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