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This Web site contains information about the new
student assignment plan. To learn more, please use the menu
selections on the left side of the page. Good places to start are
the Learn More and FAQ sections.
Proposed attendance area boundary maps were
presented to the Seattle School Board on October 6, 2009. Following
that presentation, we gathered feedback. Thousands of people
attended community meetings and sent comments via e-mail, postal
mail, comment cards, and an online survey. To read these comments,
or a high-level summary of them, please click
here.
Recommended maps were presented by Seattle Public
Schools staff to the Seattle School Board on November 3, 2009. The
maps will be formally introduced on November 4. A public hearing on
the maps is set for November 9 and a School Board vote for November
18. You can give testimony at public meetings and hearings; to
learn how to sign up to testify, please click
here. If you have already signed up to testify, please click here to determine
if your name appears on the confirmed list.
Recommended maps were presented by Seattle Public
Schools staff to the Seattle School Board on November 3, 2009. The
maps will be formally introduced on November 4. A public hearing on
the maps is set for November 9 and a School Board vote for November
18. You can give testimony at public meetings and hearings; to
learn how to sign up to testify, please click
here.
We will hold community feedback meetings on
November 5 and November 7 to explain the rationale behind the
recommended maps and gather feedback from the community. For a list
of meetings times and locations, please click
here.
Please note that the new student assignment plan
is scheduled to be implemented in phases, beginning in the 2010-11
school year. The assignment rules for the current 2009-10 school
year will remain the same.
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