To address growing student populations, our district has developed a comprehensive plan for redefined attendance zones, informed by detailed data on student density and future growth projections and reinforced by community feedback. After thorough deliberation, the Board of Education finalized the new plan on February 20th.

Timeline for Community Feedback
Nov. 3 – Redistricting announced to community via email and website
Dec. 12  – Redistricting feedback survey sent to community via email
Dec. 12 to Jan. 2 – Survey open to the community
Dec. 18 – Reminder sent to complete survey via email
Jan. 2 – Final reminder sent to complete survey via email
Jan. 9 – Survey results and recommendations presented to Board of Education
Jan. 19 – Community feedback meeting on Feb. 1 announced to community via email
Jan. 30 and 31 – Reminder sent for Feb. 1 meeting via email and phone call
Feb. 1 – Second Public community feedback meeting
Feb. 2 – Final feedback survey sent to community via email
Feb. 1 to Feb. 13 – Final feedback survey open to community
Feb. 8 – Reminder sent to complete survey via email and phone call
Feb. 20 – Board of Education approved new elementary attendance zones

Facts
—There will be no splitting of neighborhoods, so all students in a neighborhood will attend the same elementary school. Per our redistricting surveys, this was one of the biggest desires of our families.
—Nearly 2/3 of our students will attend the school closest to their home, fostering a sense of community and belonging. This also was a major desire for our families.
—Our plan accommodates future growth, ensuring our schools can evolve alongside our community.

—The adopted plan will assign about 729 K-4 students to the new elementary school. It will also reassign about 150 students from West to South or South to West.

Click the links below for additional elementary redistricting resources.