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Stafford presents three elementary redistricting scenarios; ES 18 projected under capacity in all options

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School staff presented three boundary scenarios for two new elementary schools (ES 18 and ES 19) and data on projected capacity, demographics and feeder impacts. No boundary decisions were made; staff will hold community meetings and collect feedback.

Staff presented three draft boundary scenarios for elementary redistricting tied to the opening of two new schools, identified in the presentation as elementary school 18 (ES 18) and elementary school 19 (ES 19), and invited board feedback and public input.

The presentation, led by a staff planner, reviewed policy considerations used to redraw boundaries and showed maps, enrollment projections and demographic changes for each scenario. The planner said each existing elementary school in the county is affected and summarized the evaluation factors: forecasted enrollment and capacity, space optimization, Title I and demographic impacts, and transportation efficiency.

Why this matters: the scenarios reassign planning units across 19 elementary schools to balance enrollment and relieve crowding while accommodating projected residential growth. The data staff showed includes utilization estimates for opening year and three- and five-year…

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