Study Timeline

There are three key dates for Board action.

June 20, 2023: Board acts on the rightsizing resolution.

• After the Board of Trustees passes the resolution, staff will develop a Rightsizing Framework. The framework is a decision-making tool to organize criteria that will be used to identify schools to be co-located, consolidated or closed, as well as schools suitable to receive students.
• Through the summer and into September 2023, we will gather extensive feedback on the Rightsizing Framework. This will include, but not be limited to, holding two regional meetings in each of our comprehensive high school feeder patterns. This feedback will result in changes to the Rightsizing Framework that will inform our Initial Recommendation.

Sept. 18, 2023: Board hears staff presentation on the Initial Rightsizing Recommendation.

• Immediately after the Initial Recommendation to the Board, we will inform the affected staff, families, and students.
• Between Sept. 18 and Oct. 27, 2023, we will gather extensive feedback from our communities on the Initial Recommendation. This will include, but not be limited to, holding two regional meetings in each of our comprehensive high school feeder patterns. This feedback may result in changes to the Initial Rightsizing Recommendation that we present to the Board of Trustees.

Nov. 13, 2023: Board acts on the Final Rightsizing Recommendation

• The Trustees will vote on the Final Recommendation as a total package, not one school at a time.
• Should the Trustees approve the Rightsizing Recommendation, a Transition Team of experienced educators and leaders will mobilize to support students, families, and staff. We will meet with the community at each affected school at least twice after the Board's decisions.