At a special Feb. 2 meeting, the Scottsdale Unified School District Governing Board heard a presentation on “potential attendance boundary changes for students currently enrolled or residing in the boundaries for Pima Elementary School.”
With budget cuts needed in the face of declining enrollment, the SUSD board voted in December to close Pima and Echo Canyon elementary schools.
Superintendent Scott Menzel and SUSD administration are proposing three alternatives regarding changes to the current Pima attendance boundaries.
At its 6 p.m. Tuesday, Feb. 10, meeting at Coronado High School, the SUSD board will vote on options to be considered are as follows:
Dividing students currently residing in the Pima Elementary School boundaries between Navajo Elementary School and Yavapai Elementary School.
Dividing students currently residing in the Pima Elementary School boundaries among Hohokam Elementary School, Yavapai Elementary School and Navajo Elementary School.
Dividing students currently residing in the Pima Elementary School boundaries between Hohokam Elementary School and Yavapai Elementary School.
Option 1 would expand current boundaries for Mohave Middle School.
Option 2 would expand current boundaries for Mohave Middle School and Saguaro High School.
Option 3 would not change feeder patterns in the Coronado complex.