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District projects 914‑student growth over 10 years; officials detail capacity pressures
Summary
Presenters said Marysville has grown by 444 students in the past decade and projected an additional 914 students over the next 10 years, driving the need to replace aging buildings and add neighborhood elementary capacity and at least one middle‑school‑level campus.
Zach told the audience that "we have grown by 444 students" over the last 10 years and that "we are projected to increase enrollment by 914 students over the next 10 years," a projection the district used to justify changes to grade banding and building plans.
Officials said the district's recommended master plan would shift grade bands toward K‑5, 6‑8 and 9‑12 to reduce transitions and increase neighborhood school capacity. That approach, district presenters said, would also limit large‑scale redistricting and reduce bussing; converting Creekview into a middle school was highlighted as a cost‑saving step that preserves neighborhood access and reduces congestion at busy drop‑off areas. Presenters emphasized that these are projections and that final redistricting or boundary changes would be developed later if and when projects advance.
