Trustees direct staff to reassign Plaster One to Roseville and Campus Oaks to Wood Creek as boundary change work begins

The Roseville Joint Union High School District Board of Trustees voted to direct staff to adjust attendance boundaries for two growth areas, designating the Plaster One development to the Roseville attendance area and assigning the Campus Oaks ‘‘island’’ to Wood Creek High School, with an effective year of 2026–27 and options to grandfather existing students.

Trustee [name withheld in transcript] moved the measure, amending it to ensure the western edge for Plaster One aligns with a major roadway (identified in the discussion as Westbrook) to avoid splitting established neighborhoods; the motion was seconded and advanced for staff work and return to the board. Staff said the change is intended to relieve projected overcrowding at West Park High School and make boundaries more contiguous.

Demographers presented projections showing Plaster One could generate roughly 463–500 high‑school students over time and the HP campus/Oakmont island roughly 150–170 students by 2032. Trustees and staff noted West Park’s projected enrollment spike in 2028–29 and emphasized the need to act before model homes and initial sales begin later this year.

Board members stressed process safeguards: community engagement committees, public forums, clear communications to prospective homebuyers, and adherence to roadway or arterial boundaries to avoid slicing neighborhoods. Several trustees also asked staff to analyze alternatives, including moving other adjacent slivers (Vineyard/Baseline) as part of a broader, phase‑two boundary study.

Trustees discussed transfer policy interactions, noting that existing transfer patterns materially affect enrollment projections and should be part of any comprehensive plan. Staff committed to return with comparative analyses of option A (Plaster One → Roseville) and option B (other assignments), a plan for community outreach, and recommended effective dates and grandfathering proposals.

The board’s motion directs staff to: implement Plaster One into Roseville’s attendance zone with the western edge on a main roadway; reassign Campus Oaks to Wood Creek; and assemble a work plan for a larger districtwide boundary review that includes community engagement steps and transfer‑policy considerations. The board identified a target implementation year of 2026–27 and asked staff to notify developers and update demographer maps as part of the outreach.

The district will return to the board with detailed maps, timeline options, and community‑engagement proposals before making a final adoption vote.