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Reynolds School District work session outlines boundary shift moving Glenfair area to Wilkes
Summary
District staff presented a boundary re-balance that would move the Glenfair section to Wilkes (between 162nd and 158th), said Davis has capacity for the proposed students, and described grandfathering and transportation limits; staffing notices expected in March–April.
District staff presented a proposal at the Reynolds School District work session on Feb. 12 to rebalance school boundaries that would move the Glenfair section to Wilkes, describing the affected streets as "between 162nd and 158th." The presentation said Davis Elementary "has the capacity to add the number of proposed students" and that preschool services would be retained.
Staff described operational details and constraints: teachers who would be affected are expected to receive notice in March and April, and the district plans to allow intra-district transfers under a grandfather policy but "we will not be able to provide transportation." Presenters said the plan responds to enrollment growth on the west side and capacity on the east side; they also emphasized that Year 2 of the plan is conditional on anticipated growth in Fairview and Wood Village.
Board members asked clarifying questions during the discussion but no formal action or vote on boundary changes occurred at the work session. Staff said board approval is not required to make boundary changes immediately but that the proposal would be brought back to the board for action if next steps require formal approval. The district did not provide specific student counts or a final Year 2 plan during the work session.
