Realignment Rowlett Magnet Elementary

1. RealignmentRowlett Magnet Elementary Organizational Meeting April 6, 2010

2. Agenda • Welcome / – Tim McGonegal Superintendent • Overview /Data Presentation Dan Lundeen • Formation of Sub-Committees

3. Realignment Process • Realignment procedures are included in the district’s Policies & Procedures Manual, Policy 5.7, Student Assignment • The realignment committee consists of representatives from the schools and communities potentially affected. • The process provides timelines and meeting dates for committee members.

4. Boundary Factors & Parameters • Capacity of each school facility • Natural boundaries - rivers, highways, railroads • Distance students travel to and from school • Socioeconomic composition of schools impacted by boundary changes. • All race neutral factors as they reflect the district-wide demographics.

5. Schedule of Meetings • April 6, 2010 – Organizational Meeting • April 7 to April 16 – Individual Committees • April 19, 2010 – Reconvene with Superintendent • April 26, 2010 – Board Workshop • April 27 to May 9 – Advertise to Public • May 10, 2010 –Public Hearing and Special Board Meeting

6. Standard Deviations Race-Neutral Factors Additional Information ELL SES ESE N ESE G MIN HISP AFR AM Orange Ridge Samoset Rowlett 34.20% 43.76% 13.93% 94.49% 95.45% 51.25% 22.37% 13.47% 14.36% 0.65% 0.79% 3.48% 87.36% 86.93% 52.01% 54.13% 57.62% 27.86% 28.53% 26.14% 15.45% (District – Wide) Standard Deviations 8.54% to 25.63% 29.82% to 89.47% 8.98% to 26.93% 1.40% to 4.20% 25.28% to 75.84% 14.88% to 44.63% 7.29% to 21.87%

7. Enrollment / Capacity Current Enrollment Current Capacity difference Schools 253 190 -40 403 Orange Ridge Samoset Rowlett total 606 511 912 2,029 859 701 872 2,432

8. Kindergarten First Grade Second Grade KG01 KG02 KG03 KG04 KG05 KG06 KG07 KG08 Taphouse - 19 Delanco - 20 Iglesia - 19 Klaasse - 16 Koski - 17 Miller/Colon - 28 Schmidt - 19 Hansen - 19 0101 0102 0103 0104 0105 0106 0107 0108 Thomas - 20 Bolono - 21 Choate - 20 Johnson - 19 Karalis/Linton – 30 Martinez - 20 Montone - 20 Peffley – 19 0201 0202 0203 0204 0205 0206 0207 Sheldon/Bass - 30 Carlson - 22 Daniel, M. - 22 Fredd - 22 Hamill 23 Orr - 22 Wailand, L./Sachs - 29 170 total 157 total 169 total 0301 0302 0303 0304 0305 0306 0307 Fradley- 18 Corbett/Ryder – 24 Franklin – 18 Goldstein – 18 Hiott – 16 Irwin – 17 Palmer – 19 0401 0402 0403 0404 0405 0406 Kelley - 23 Arthur - 23 Casiola - 22 Roberts - 23 Sweeting - 22 Wailand - 23 0501 0502 0503 0504 0505 0506 Walsh - 20 Capestany - 21 Daniel, E. - 22 Jodoin - 21 Kaminski - 20 Rose - 20 136 total 124 total 130 total 09/10 - 912 10/11 - 945 11/12 - 966 12/13 - 993 EVE1 – Lewis: kg-2, 1st-5, 2nd-1 = 9 total EVE2 – Boyd: 3rd-15, 4th-1, 5th-1 = 17 total

12. Committee Meetings • Be sure to take minutes of the meetings and give them to the administrator overseeing your committee. • The meetings are open to the public. The public may attend but not participate. Only committee members may vote on a recommendation to the superintendent.

13. Committee C • Staff Members • Captain __________________ • Recorder _________________ • Technician _______________ • Meeting Dates & Locations • 1________________________ • 2________________________ • 3________________________