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Twain Elementary growth options: boundary change, expansion, or capped enrollment with bridging considered
Summary
Staff identified three ways to address Twain Elementary’s growth: adjust attendance boundaries, build an addition on adjacent district land, or cap enrollment and bus new arrivals to nearby schools (bridging). Trustees asked staff to develop all three concepts for community review.
Riverside Unified staff presented three conceptual approaches to address rapid enrollment growth at Twain Elementary: boundary adjustments, a physical expansion using district-owned adjacent land, or a capped-enrollment approach that would bus new resident students to nearby schools until capacity opens (“bridging”). Staff said Twain has become one of the district’s largest elementary campuses and will soon exceed capacity. The three concepts were described as follows: - Boundary adjustments: redrawing attendance lines to shift some students to adjacent campuses. Staff noted this is a…
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