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District outlines boundary adjustments for 2025–26, schedules community meetings
Summary
Tigard-Tualatin staff described multi-year boundary planning for the 2025–26 school year that could move roughly 79 students in affected catchment areas and scheduled community engagement sessions for March 3 and March 4.
The Tigard-Tualatin School District told the board it is developing a multi-year boundary plan with potential changes to take effect in the 2025–26 school year and scheduled community engagement sessions for impacted neighborhoods.
District staff said options under consideration include redistricting about 79 students from the Mary Woodward catchment area north of Bull Mountain Road and/or about 79 students from the Deer Creek catchment area north of Beef Bend Road. Staff said the changes would increase enrollment at a receiving school (as described during the meeting) from roughly the low 130s to well over 200 over several years, moving the receiving campus toward operating capacity.
Officials said they will hold community engagement sessions with impacted schools on March 3 and March 4 and will bring final recommendations back to the board on the 7th (date as spoken in the meeting). The district emphasized the sessions are intended to gather community input and to clarify effects such as travel distances for affected students.
No final boundary decision was made at the meeting; the board will consider staff recommendations after community engagement and further analysis.
Ending: The district encouraged families in the impacted areas to attend the March engagement sessions and said staff will present recommendations to the board at a future meeting.
