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Magnolia ISD board reviews boundary proposals after ThoughtExchange of 1,235 participants
Summary
The board reviewed ThoughtExchange results on proposed Intermediate #3 and Junior High #3 attendance zones, with 1,235 community participants; top concerns were proximity and transportation. The boundary changes were described as planned to take effect in 2025–26.
The Magnolia ISD Board of Trustees heard a report Sept. 9 on proposed attendance boundary changes for the district's new Intermediate #3 and Junior High #3 campuses. Dr. Ben King told trustees that 1,235 community members participated in two ThoughtExchange exercises about the boundaries and that the most-cited concerns were proximity to schools and transportation options.
Board members were told the proposed boundary map will become effective for the 2025–26 school year. The superintendent's presentation highlighted community priorities and suggested the administration will use the ThoughtExchange feedback to finalize routes and communicate transfer/transportation options before the change takes effect.
The report did not include a final vote or adoption of the boundary map; trustees approved consent items and directed no immediate action beyond the presentation. The record shows the district plans to implement the changes for the 2025–26 year.
