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Redmond SD 2J to form boundary‑steering committee to review maps from consultant MGT
Summary
The Redmond SD 2J board agreed to form a steering committee to work with consultant MGT on proposed school boundary adjustments; meetings will be virtual on Mondays, 1–3 p.m., for about eight weeks starting in January and two board volunteers were identified.
Speaker 3, a board member, said the district is moving forward with a boundary‑review process and asked for volunteers to serve on a steering committee that will review maps and data from the district’s consultant, MGT. “It’s now time to put together a steering committee, so the folks can bring us, MGT, the company that we work with, can bring us new maps, bring us data, discuss some of the things they're coming up with,” Speaker 3 said.
Why it matters: The committee will review proposed adjustments to elementary‑school boundaries and will meet before any maps are presented to the public. Speaker 3 said the committee’s work is intended to identify issues early so the public presentations are better designed and potential problems are addressed in advance.
Key details: Board members were told the steering committee will meet on Mondays from 1 to 3 p.m., be held virtually for roughly eight weeks, and the first meeting will be in January. Speaker 3 said the board received an initial boundary and population estimate and will circulate that report with the board’s Friday packet for review. Speaker 2 and Speaker 5 volunteered to serve; Speaker 4 said the district will send calendar invites.
What’s next: The steering committee will review draft maps and data from MGT and reconvene with the board in advance of community meetings so the board can refine options before public release.
