1. BOUNDARY COMMITTEE CHARGE AND ASSUMPTIONS
Dublin unified school district
board report, May 27, 2014
Tess Johnson, Coordinator Student Services

2. BOUNDARY COMMITTEE Parents School Site Staff
Ruhi Alikhan Nicole Browning
Sameer Hakim Danielle May
Shelley Limoncelli Julie Hansen
Shazia Nomani Brieann Estep
Clevester Hines Glady Diaz
Shobia Qureshi KC Tofanelli Kristen Lewis
District Staff Board of Trustees
Beverly Heironimus Megan Rouse
Lynn Medici Greg Tomlinson
Tess Johnson
Educational Services, May 27, 2014

3. COMMITTEE CHARGE
Develop a 5 year recommendation on potential boundary changes the District should make in order to deal with the continued growth in our eastern community. This should include potential adjustments in the boundaries for Dougherty, Green, and Kolb. Communication timelines for parents should also be developed.
Develop a 5 year recommendation for the Amador Elementary boundaries and a timeline for communicating them to parents.
Educational Services, May 27, 2014

4. ASSUMPTIONS
The Board adopted capacity for elementary schools of 650 +/- 100
 * Recently developed Facilities Program Standards (DRAFT) should be utilized
Including Developmental Kindergarten
Special Education
Physical Education space
Music / Art space
Technology space
Library Capacity
Etc.
Safety of students is essential
Elementary students attend no more than two (2) schools during their K-5 years
Educational Services, May 27, 2014

5. ASSUMPTIONS Siblings should be kept together where ever possible
Natural street boundaries should be used where ever possible
Driving distance should be a consideration where possible
Capacities should be reviewed with class size at contract limits (K-3 – 28)
A “Neighborhood School” concept should be a consideration where possible
Changes should be “grandfathered” where possible (See Green to Kolb Decision)
School choice – “open enrollment” will remain
The boundaries should be flexible with a focus on the next 5 years
Educational Services, May 27, 2014

6. BOARD MEMBER COMMENTS AND DISCUSSION
Your thoughts are welcomed and valued.
“All Dublin Students Will Become Lifelong Learners”
Educational Services, May 27, 2014