Enrollment and Registration

Go to the online application for SKYWARD Enrollment and complete the form for requesting an account to enroll your student.

After submitting that form, you’ll get an email with login information.

1. Log in using the information from the email, and select the option to enroll a student.
2. Proceed through the application – it will take you through the screens to enroll the student.
3. Provide required documents electronically. Please be prepared to upload an ID of the person enrolling the student, and the student’s birth certificate, social security card, current immunization records, and proof of residency.

Proof of residency could be any one of the following:

• Current utility bill (gas, water, electric only – no cell, cable, etc.)
• Current lease agreement signed by parent/guardian and the leasing party
• Builder’s contract signed by parent/guardian and the builder
• Electronic copies of these documents can be copies or photos of the documents that are uploaded into the application.
• Withdrawal papers from previous district are not required but are encouraged if you have them.
• Other required documentation that could be needed depending on your/your student’s specific situation: 504 or Special Education paperwork/accommodations, legal guardianship documentation if name not on birth certificate, foster care paperwork, legal name change documentation, adoption paperwork, other legal paperwork that you need the district to be aware of.

Please contact the help line at 817-297-5374 if you have questions about any documentation.

Once you have completed the application, you can choose to add another student or submit the application. 
Once you submit, the campus registrar will contact you if additional information is needed.

1. Log in to your Parent Skyward: Parent/Student Skyward Website.
2. Click on “Returning Student Enrollment” and choose the student you wish to register.
3. You will need to provide a proof of residency. It can be any of the documents mentioned above in the “Enrollment Instructions” section.
4. If you need help or have questions, please check out this document: Instructions For Returning Student Registration PDF | Text Version.

Students who are given the advantage of attending a Prekindergarten program develop much needed emotional, academic and social skills they may otherwise lack when entering kindergarten. Young learners can gain confidence as they master academic concepts and learn to cooperate with their peers, helping them to be more successful in kindergarten and beyond. To view the different Crowley ISD Early Childhood / Prekindergarten resources available to you, click on the specific title below that best fits your needs. 

Enroll Today: Online Enrollment | Already Enrolled in Pre-K 3: Reserve Space 

The shared residency affidavit is needed when the family is living with someone else and therefore cannot produce proof of residency with the guardian’s information on it. If you are unable to provide sufficient proof of residency because you are currently living with someone who is the actual Crowley ISD resident and there is no electric, gas, water bill or lease agreement in your name, the CISD resident will need to complete an Affidavit for Shared Residency stating that you live in his/her home. This form is available here on the CISD website, at your campus and at the CISD Welcome Center. The Shared Residency form must be notarized by an approved CISD employee at the Welcome Center, Admin Annex or your home campus and the completed form must be submitted with all other enrollment documents at the campus of assignment or online. Upon approval at the campus level, you will be allowed to proceed with the enrollment process.

• PDF: Shared Residency Affidavit | Spanish

The guardianship affidavit is needed when the students are in the care of someone other than the individuals listed on the birth certificate or any other legal documentation indicating them as the guardian.

• PDF: Guardianship Affidavit | Spanish

Crowley ISD is an open-enrollment district that has 27 schools, including 16 elementary schools, a Montessori Academy, four middle schools, two ninth grade schools, two high schools, an alternative learning center and a state-of-the-art career and technology education center.

To find out more information about out-of-district enrollment requirements, please click on the following link below. 

Student Transfer Request Home

OCR Note: If you can not see the picture above or need a printout of the map, please contact Crowley ISD at 817-297-5800.  

The District serves the city of Crowley, southwest Fort Worth and portions of Johnson County. More than one-third (9.7 miles) of the new Chisholm Trail Parkway runs through Crowley ISD with 18 exchanges located within our district. Enrollment in Crowley ISD has more than doubled in the last 15 years and is expected to increase even more with new residential and commercial development along the Chisholm Trail Parkway.

Crowley ISD is privileged to serve more than 16,500 students who benefit from a laser focus on excellence in education – academics, arts, athletics and real-world applications. Activities beyond the classroom play a major role in fulfilling our goals for our students, including academic competitions, band, cheerleading, choir, drama, agricultural science, career/tech student organizations and many other opportunities.

CISD employs more than 2,000 staff members including just over 1,000 classroom instructional employees. What truly makes Crowley ISD a special place is our people. We are blessed with dedicated and hard-working employees, a community who is highly invested in our district and a Board of Trustees committed to making the decisions necessary to assure that each staff member has the support to provide the best education for our students.

Bill R. Johnson CTE Center
The new 210,000 square feet campus hosts 27 career and technical programs of study for students from both Crowley ISD high schools, as well as the Crowley Collegiate Academy, Global Prep Academy and dual credit courses.

Address
4500 Longhorn Trail
Fort Worth, Texas 76036

What is a Montessori education?
For more than a century, the Montessori approach has been preparing children across the globe for life. All areas of the child’s development are nurtured and grown – cognitive, emotional, social, and physical. When you enter the prepared environment (the classroom), you immediately see the specially designed learning materials, children deeply engaged in their work and their learning, and children showing grace and courtesy to their environment and to other children.

Crowley Montessori Academy

Crowley ISD wants to help your child find a passion for science, technology, engineering, and math through fun and engaging activities. 

In STEM Plus, Crowley ISD students will not only gain awareness about different opportunities, but also engage in fun and exciting experiences that align to the programs of study offered at our beautiful Bill R. Johnson CTE Center.

STEM Plus Website