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Board asks staff for maps, legal check and schedules May follow-up work session
Summary
Directors directed staff to prepare high-school-boundary and ZIP-code population overlays, draft questions for the county clerk, and coordinate a follow-up work session in mid-May to review results.
Board members gave staff a clear set of next steps: run population overlays using high-school attendance boundaries and ZIP-code groupings, prepare maps showing where voters and residents live within the district, and send a list of questions to Catherine McMullen in the county clerk’s office and to OSBA for procedural guidance.
During the final minutes the board discussed possible dates for a follow-up session in May; members suggested May 11–13, with May 12–13 emerging as the most practical choices. Staff agreed to coordinate schedules, deliver the requested data and convene the next meeting. "If you could, you know, come back with this. We can make a list. That would be awesome," a staff member said when the board outlined the requested deliverables.
The board did not take any formal votes at the work session; directors asked staff to return with the overlays, voter and resident counts by the proposed zones, and answers from the county clerk and OSBA before any resolution or formal action.
