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Royse City ISD reviews elementary rezoning options with aim to adopt plan in December 2024
Summary
District staff and a consultant presented elementary school rezoning options at the Oct. 17 work session; the district said it aims to adopt a rezoning plan in December 2024 to account for the new Moss Elementary campus. Details on specific boundary changes and student counts were not specified in the meeting summary.
At a Royse City ISD Board of Trustees work session on Oct. 17, 2024, CFO Byron Bryant presented options for elementary school rezoning intended to address capacity shifts tied to the district's new Moss Elementary campus. Consultant Rocky Gardiner with Zonda was on hand to field questions about mapping scenarios and capacity projections. The presentation included a district timeline that sets the goal to pass a rezoning plan in December 2024.
Board members discussed the rezoning options and the district's aim to finalize a plan this calendar year so staffing and communications can proceed in advance of the new campus opening. The summary of the session did not include specific boundary maps, student-count changes by campus, or the preferred alternative selected by staff; those details will be needed before a formal adoption vote. The district recorded six trustees present and one absent during the session.
The presentation and questions were led by CFO Byron Bryant, with consultant Rocky Gardiner available "to answer questions," according to the session summary. No formal motions or votes were recorded in the work session notice; the district identified December 2024 as the target for board action on the rezoning plan. The Board adjourned the session at 5:56 p.m.
