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ASAC elects officers, selects focus areas and sets meeting dates for zoning season
Summary
At the Sept. 23 ASAC meeting, commissioners elected Nick Fedde chair and Dave Flatt vice chair, agreed on four fall meeting dates and confirmed priorities and the 2025–26 zoning timeline, including enrollment validation in October and public input meetings in January.
The Clark County School Districts Attendance Zone Advisory Commission elected leadership and laid out a schedule and focus areas for the 2025–26 zoning season at its Sept. 23 organizational meeting.
Nominations and vote — Chair and vice chair: Lance Arndt moved to elect Nick Fedde as chair for the year; the motion was seconded and approved by voice vote. Chair Fedde then moved to appoint Dave Flatt as vice chair; the commission seconded and approved that motion by voice vote. No roll-call tallies were recorded in the meeting transcript; members indicated assent by raising hands when asked.
Meeting calendar and cadence: Chair Fedde proposed meeting less frequently than last year, suggesting that Thursdays be removed from the regular schedule. The commission confirmed the meeting dates for the fall as Oct. 7 (already noticed), Oct. 28, Nov. 18 and Dec. 9, with public-input meetings scheduled for January. The commission reserved Jan. 20 to identify final recommendations and planned to forward recommendations to the superintendent and Board of School Trustees in February (date to be determined).
Focus areas and timeline: Tracy Murphy, director of demographics and zoning, listed three focus areas for the season (designated m1, h1 and h2) tied to specific trustee districts and groups of schools to be evaluated. Murphy summarized the timeline: October will include CCSD enrollment validation day and hotspot maps; proposals will be identified by Dec. 9; evening public-input meetings will be held in January; final recommendations will be identified Jan. 20; and recommendations will be forwarded to the superintendent and board in February for review and potential approval.
Other formal actions: The commission adopted the meeting agenda and approved the previous meetings minutes earlier in the session. Staff reported there were no public comments for this meeting. The chair then called for and received a motion and second to adjourn; members voted to adjourn.
