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Naperville, Illinois

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Boundary Reassignment documents

The following documents and maps pertain to the boundary reassignments adopted by the Board of Education on March 19, 2012 and background materials from the Enrollment Capacity Study (ECS) Committee.

Frequently Asked Questions about the Boundary Reassignments

APPROVED Map of All District 203 Attendance Areas MAP REVISED FOR 2013-2014. (Please note this is a VERY large file that will take time to download)

Overview before the Board from March 19, 2012 Board of Education meeting

Understanding Grandfathering Options

District 203 Current Feeder School Chart

Earlier Enrollment Capacity Study (ECS) committee documents

The Enrollment Capacity Study (ECS) Committee was charged by the Board of Education to study the enrollments, capacity and demographics of the schools and make recommendations to better balance the student population throughout the district. The committee, comprised of staff, parents and community members, met throughout the fall and winter of 2011-12 before recommending the final map, Map 6, to the Board of Education on Feb. 21, 2012. Map 6 was subsequently revised slightly when approved by the Board of Education on March 19, 2012. Here are some documents from the ECS committee and enrollment study by the district.

Enrollment Capacity Study committee membership

Proposed Draft Map 6 for Board of Education (For reference only; not approved map)
Please note this is a VERY large file that will take time to download.

Attendance Reassignment Breakdown by Grid Code for ECS Proposed Draft Map 6

PowerPoint from ECS Committee Meeting 2/15/12
Review of the decision leading to the ECS map

Enrollment Report to the Board of Education 10/24/2011

Visualizing Success/Planning for the Future: Enrollment Analysis Progress Report

PowerPoint from ECS Committee Meeting 1/25/12

PowerPoint from ECS Committee Meeting 1/18/2012

Frequently Asked Questions about ECS

PowerPoint Overview Phase 2 Enrollment Capacity Study

Distict 203 Building Enrollment Standards

Attendance Reassignment Comparison Chart for All Maps

Attendance Reassignment Breakdown by Grid Code for Draft Map 1

Attendance Reassignment Breakdown by Grid Code for Draft Map 2

Attendance Reassignment Breakdown by Grid Code for Draft Map 3

Attendance Reassignment Breakdown by Grid Code for Draft Map 4

Attendance Reassignment Breakdown by Grid Code for Draft Map 5

Attendance Reassignment Breakdown by Grid Code for Draft Map 6

Comprehensive Enrollment Study Process

Naperville CUSD 203 Enrollment Projections from 2011/12 - 2016/17

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Enrollment Capacity Study Committee meeting minutes and presentations

Below find meeting minutes from the parent/staff/citizens committee, called the Enrollment Capacity Study (ECS) Committee, which met in the fall 2011 to consider school boundary changes.

Meeting Minutes for 12/7/2011
Committee Meeting PPT for 11/30/2011
Meeting Minutes for 11/30/2011
Committee Meeting PPT for 11/2/2011
Meeting Minutes for 11/2/2011
Committee Meeting PPT for 10/26/2011
Meeting Minutes 10/26/2011

Public Forum feedback questions gathered at each of the five sessions held

Public forums were held in January and February 2012 to solicit input from the public on the proposed boundary reassignment map presented by the Enrollment Capacity Study (ECS) committee. Below are links to comments and questions compiled from the public forums held by the District.
Jefferson Public Forum
Kennedy Public Forum
Lincoln Public Forum
Madison Public Forum
Washington Public Forum

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Capacity Study Maps

The Board of Education on March 19, 2012 approved a new boundary map that relieves overcrowding at some of the district's schools.

Approved Boundary Map for 2012-2013

Earlier, the Enrollment Capacity Study (ECS) committee recommended a series of maps. Each time, the ECS group met they discussed, revamped or tweaked its earlier maps. Each of the 6 maps is presented below, though the final map approved by the Board March 19, 2012 is a variation of the ECS Map 6. Please note the maps are VERY LARGE data files to allow for greatest clarity. They will take a longer amount of time to download.

ECS Maps
(These maps are for reference only; there are no current discussions to implement these plans.)

Boundary Reassignment Draft Map 1
     Full District View Boundary Reassignment Draft Map 1

Boundary Reassignment Draft Map 2

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Boundary Reassignment Draft Map 3
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Boundary Reassignment Draft Map 4
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Boundary Reassignment Draft Map 5
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Boundary Reassignment Draft Map 6
     Full District View Boundary Reassignment Draft Map 6

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Capacity Study Video

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The video below on the Enrollment Capacity Study was filmed at a February 2012 forum. Assistant Superintendent for Secondary Instruction Dan Bridges gave opening introductions, Superintendent Mark Mitrovich summarized the Enrollment and Capacity Study history and process and Chief Financial Officer Dave Zager outlined the proposed school assignments.

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The video below discusses the rationale for All-Day Kindergarten, presented by Superintendent Mark Mitrovich.

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