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Advisory committee recommends boundary Scenario E; board hears maps showing 679 students moved under that option
Summary
Staff presented two elementary boundary scenarios at the Oct. 27 study session. Scenario C would directly affect about 580 students and require a start‑time swap; Scenario E would affect about 679 students, requires no start‑time change, and was the advisory committee’s preferred option.
Staff presented two elementary attendance boundary scenarios and the committee’s analysis at the Oct. 27 Prior Lake‑Savage Area Schools study session. Director Powers outlined map changes and enrollment impacts for the two scenarios and explained how open enrollment and future housing growth factored into the analysis.
Staff summary of scenarios: Scenario C would directly impact about 580 students (including 343 at Westwood and 156 at Hamilton Ridge) and would require swapping start‑time assignments for some elementary schools, affecting an estimated additional ~990 students when start times are combined; staff described Scenario C…
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