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Lewisville ISD hears presentation on boundary adjustments and possible school retirement in Marcus High feeder
Summary
At a Nov. 14 special meeting, Lewisville ISD Superintendent Dr. Lori Rapp presented proposed boundary line adjustments and the possibility of retiring a school in the Marcus High School feeder; community members offered public comment and no formal vote was recorded.
Lewisville Independent School District trustees met in a special session on Nov. 14, 2024, at Marcus High School Auditorium to hear a presentation from Superintendent Dr. Lori Rapp on proposed boundary line adjustments and the possible retirement of a school in the Marcus High School feeder. The meeting began at 6:00 p.m. and was attended by board members Jenny Proznik, Katherine Sells, Sheila Taylor, Michelle Alkhatib, Dr. Staci Barker, Dr. Buddy Bonner and Allison Lassahn.
Dr. Lori Rapp presented information about boundary line adjustments and a potential school retirement affecting the Marcus High School feeder. The minutes record that the superintendent presented the proposals but do not include specifics about which campuses would be affected, the proposed lines, projected timelines, or any recommended next steps; those details were not specified in the transcript provided.
Community members provided public comment regarding the presented boundary adjustments and the possible school retirement. The minutes note that public comment occurred and that feedback was received, but the record does not identify individual commenters or summarize positions, requests or the substance of remarks.
No formal motions or votes on boundary adjustments or school retirement are recorded in the minutes. The special meeting was adjourned at 8:50 p.m., and the minutes were later approved on Dec. 9, 2024, with signatures recorded for Jenny Proznik and Sheila Taylor. The transcript contains a short, garbled entry near the signatures that could not be reliably transcribed and was not used as an attribution in this report.
The district has not specified next steps, dates for any formal proposal or vote, or where details of the proposed boundary lines will be published; the minutes do not indicate an action to adopt or refer the matter. Members of the public seeking more information should monitor official Lewisville ISD communications for any forthcoming maps, staff reports, or board agenda items that would provide details and allow formal comment.
