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BCSC Redistricting for 2027-2028

2025 and 2026: Preparation

2026-2027: Meet with Stakeholders

2026-2027: Meet with Stakeholders

BCSC will examine existing school populations, work with the city and county to understand future housing projects, plan with advisors, and work on developing map options.

2026-2027: Meet with Stakeholders

2026-2027: Meet with Stakeholders

2026-2027: Meet with Stakeholders

BCSC will meet with stakeholders to get feedback on redistricting.

Spring 2027: Board Vote

2026-2027: Meet with Stakeholders

August 2027: New Boundaries Start

The Board of Trustees will vote on new boundary lines.

August 2027: New Boundaries Start

2026-2027: Meet with Stakeholders

August 2027: New Boundaries Start

The 2027-2028 school year will be the first year for Maple Grove Elementary and new boundaries.

redistricing goals

Populate Maple Grove Elementary

Create Student Capacity and Program Space

Create Student Capacity and Program Space

Maple Grove Elementary School will open in August of 2027. The school will be located behind Westside Community Church on W State Rd 46.

Create Student Capacity and Program Space

Create Student Capacity and Program Space

Create Student Capacity and Program Space

Having spaces in all schools to support STEM, flexible collaborative spaces, PreK, counselors, SROs, and our growing community on the west side of town.

Balance Elementary Schools

Balance Elementary Schools

Balance Elementary Schools

Based on stakeholder feedback, elementary schools will be PreK-6. Boundaries will be determined prioritizing keeping neighborhoods together, balancing student socio-economic status, and minimizing distance to the school.

Balance Secondary Schools

Balance Elementary Schools

Balance Elementary Schools

Based on stakeholder feedback, secondary schools will be grades 7-8 for middle schools and grades 9-12 for high schools. Secondary school redistricting will look to balance student numbers. 

Ensuring Every Student Has Access to exceptional:

Facilities

Programming

Programming

Envision 2030 projects will provide necessary updates in every building in the district.

Programming

Programming

Programming

All schools will all have world class educational programming including STEM labs, art, music, language and special education support, and research based curriculum.

Teachers

Programming

Teachers

All schools will have exceptional, certified teachers who put students first.

BCSC Process for Redistricting

Understanding Current School Populations

Examining data in our existing schools and boundaries, planning for future housing projects, and understanding neighborhood dynamics. 

Working with Administrator Assistance and Districting and Facilities Committee

Administrator Assistance, an experienced third-party firm specializing in school redistricting, will support and guide our process. They will collaborate with our long-standing District and Facilities Committee to develop school boundary recommendations for the School Board. These recommendations will be grounded in data analysis and informed by community input to ensure our redistricting goals are achieved.

Meeting with Stakeholders

BCSC will meet with stakeholders to get questions and feedback regarding redistricting. 

Recommending Options to the School Board

In 2027, recommendations will be presented to the school board for the 2027-2028 school year.

What we are considering

District Map

Challenges with Current School Boundaries

  • Some school boundaries have natural boards (rivers and roads) while others do not.
  • School boundary lines split up neighborhoods.
  • Neighborhoods that are in walking distance to a school are districted to a school far away.
  • Some school lines are not connected. 
  • Schools have inequities in total number of students and socio-economic status.
  • School lines create inefficient bus routes.

Your Voice

See the linked form in the FAQ section below

Frequently Asked Questions

Fill out this form if your question isn't answered below. We will add to the FAQ throughout our process.

Yes, all grade levels will be the same in schools as they are now. Elementary will be PreK-6, middle school will be grades 7-8, and high school will be grades 9-12.

Yes, the AC program will remain at Parkside and Southside.

BCSC will be doing a comprehensive study of all boundary lines including all elementary, middle, and high schools.

CSA and Legado programs do not have school boundaries and will not be affected by redistricting.

No, Maple Grove Elementary is part of Envision 2030 and is tax neutral. 

No. Until Maple Grove Elementary School is open and redistricted lines are approved, we can't allow students to enroll in schools they anticipate going to.

It’s almost here!

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