DCS Redistricting Update

Thank you to those who attended last night’s redistricting input session. As we shared, Cropper GIS is committed to gathering feedback as they move forward with this important process. We invite you to take a moment to review the draft boundary maps and share your thoughts before November 3.

Please know that Cropper GIS values all feedback, both positive and negative, as it helps them create the best possible outcome for everyone. For example, while some in a neighborhood may feel a proposed boundary works well for them, others may wish to see adjustments. It’s essential that they hear from as many voices as possible to get a balanced set of responses. Please take a moment to complete the survey and make your voice heard.

Below, you’ll find links to the draft boundaries, the survey, and a fact sheet that was shared during the input session. We encourage you to review these resources and share your thoughts. Your input is critical in shaping the future of our schools and ensuring that we meet the needs of our growing community.

To view full-scale versions of the maps, visit Cropper GIS' Project Maps page.

To enter your home address into an interactive map, visit Cropper GIS' Webmaps tool.

To view full-scale versions of the maps, visit Cropper GIS' Project Maps page.

To enter your home address into an interactive map, visit Cropper GIS' Webmaps tool.

• All feedback on redistricting should be directed to Cropper GIS Consulting, the project manager and expert facilitator.
• Cropper GIS values all feedback, both positive and negative, as it helps them create the best possible outcome for everyone.
• No work will be done on high school redistricting until after the New Year, and answers about how boundaries will shift will not be available until the summer of 2025.