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Vallivue board approves 2025-26 elementary boundary map to balance enrollment
Summary
The Vallivue School District Board on Dec. 10 approved a revised elementary boundary map for 2025-26 intended to balance enrollment as two new schools open; the motion passed unanimously 5-0.
The Vallivue School District Board of Trustees approved a revised elementary boundary map for the 2025-26 school year at its Dec. 10 meeting, a move district leaders said is intended to balance enrollment as two new elementary schools open.
Assistant Superintendent Joey Palmer told the board the district sought community input and adjusted the map to address concerns raised by patrons. Palmer said the rezoning effort prioritized balanced enrollment while accounting for projected growth. Clay Christensen moved to approve the map; Amy Johnson seconded the motion and it passed 5-0.
District officials presented historical boundary maps and described how the proposed lines would shift students among nearby schools to reduce overcrowding and equalize class sizes. Board members discussed logistics for transition and mentioned planning a tour of construction sites tied to the new schools.
The approval gives the district authority to notify families and proceed with operational planning for the coming year. The board did not provide detailed student-transfer timelines in the meeting packet.
