District boundary: District Maps | Boundary Guidelines / District Maps

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Boundaries & Maps – Sioux City Community Schools

Boundary Map & Address Locator 

New Board Approved Boundary Map

Secondary Boundary Areas Explained

Elementary Boundary Areas Explained

Actions Leading Up To Board Approval

Board Approval

Your feedback in the boundary planning process has been pivotal in helping the boundary committee make informed decisions. Based on the information gathered and an analysis of expected enrollment data, the boundary committee developed a final boundary map that was recommended for Board approval on January 25, 2021. The Board approved the proposed map.

January 25 Boundary Map Presentation by RSP

Message to Parents/Guardians & Staff Explaining the New Boundary Plans

Video: SCCSD Boundary Committee Recommendation Explained

Community Input

In November 2020, the boundary committee presented three new boundary map options for consideration. Click here to see the message sent to families regarding the boundary considerations. In November and December 2020, all stakeholder audiences were given a chance to weigh in on the boundary options, through the ThoughtExchange. The ThoughtExchange is no longer open for feedback submissions, but you can view the archived feedback. Below are the boundary options that were proposed.

2020-2021 Boundary Areas

Proposed Option 1 – Two-Mile Radius

Proposed Option 2 –  Downtown

Proposed Option 3 – Reimagined

Guiding Principles for the Boundary Planning Process:
  • The Board will consider the boundary work as part of Focus 2022.
  • The future boundary should provide even better educational opportunities at each school to ensure an equitable student experience at each school.
  • Neighbors are influential in how attendance areas are created and accepted by the community.
  • Future boundaries can anticipate future changes of the neighborhood.
  • The focus of the boundary process is at the middle school and high school levels.
  • The boundary proposed should continue to effectively utilize all the available District resources.
  • Boundary lines that follow natural/manmade boundaries are desired in how attendance areas are created.
  • Grandfathering/Transfers/Student Options are to be provided by the Board according to Board policy.
Boundary Planning Partner and Purpose

The District has engaged the services of RSP & Associates to guide the boundary process and provide an enrollment analysis, which includes population trends, demographics, enrollment data, and potential growth and development. Their study is grounded in the priorities set forth by the Board of Education and the input we are seeking from the community.

The new boundaries give us an opportunity to balance school sizes and even out enrollment in our secondary schools.

Questions?

Submit a Message Using Let’s Talk.

Boundaries & Exceptions – Camas School DistrictCamas School District

To ensure that the evolving needs of Camas students and staff are being met with excellence and equity, the district is divided into geographical areas that determine elementary and middle school attendance.

Elementary School

The current elementary school boundaries were implemented in the fall of 2013 with input from community members, parents, and business partners. Click here for the boundary map. The Camas School Board may change attendance when estimated enrollments substantially exceed class size guidelines, in order to operate an effective and efficient educational program during the following year. (Policy 3030; Procedure 3030)

Middle School
  • Helen Baller, Lacamas Lake Elementary, and Woodburn students attend Liberty Middle School.
  • Dorothy Fox, Grass Valley, and Prune Hill students attend Skyridge Middle School.
  • Students from any Camas elementary school may pursue enrollment in our project-based learning program at Odyssey Middle School by submitting an interest form in the spring.
High School
  • Middle school students from all Camas middle schools are eligible to attend Camas High School.
  • Students from any Camas middle school may pursue enrollment at Hayes Freedom High School by submitting an application.
  • Students from any Camas middle school may also pursue enrollment in our project-based learning program at Discovery High School by submitting an interest form.
Exceptions

Family Choice allows any student who resides outside the district may apply to attend a school in the district.

The district will consider all applications for non-resident attendance equally, based on the following standards:

  1. Whether space is available in the grade level or classes at the building in which the student desires to be enrolled;
  2. Whether appropriate educational programs or services are available to improve the student’s condition as stated in the requesting release from his or her district of residence;
  3. Whether the student’s attendance in the district is likely to create a risk to the health or safety of other students or staff;
  4. Whether the district has already accepted as many non-resident students for the school year as permitted by this policy;
  5. Whether the student’s disciplinary records indicate a history of violent or disruptive behavior or gang membership; and
  6. Whether the student has been expelled or suspended from a public school for more than ten consecutive days, in which case the student may apply for admission under the district’s policy for readmission of expelled students.

A parent or guardian may apply for admission on behalf of his or her child by completing the Choice Transfer Request form. Applications for the 2022-23 school year will be accepted beginning Monday, May 2, 2022.

Releasing: Students who live within the Camas School District boundaries but want to attend school in another school district should complete a Choice Transfer Request Form to be released from Camas School District.

Requesting: Students living outside Camas School District boundaries requesting to attend a school within Camas School District must fill out a Choice Transfer Request Form and email it to your resident district (listed below) to be released.

Please email the completed and signed form to the choice coordinator of your resident district (above) as well as [email protected]

Non-resident boundary requests are valid for one school year only; therefore a Choice Transfer Form must be submitted for consideration each year.

For more information, visit our Boundary FAQ below or see Board Policy 3141: Non-Resident Students.

Intra-District Boundary Exceptions

Families living within the Camas School District boundaries may apply for placement in a school other than their neighborhood school by completing the Intra-District Exception form online.

Frequently Asked Questions
How is boundary exception approval/denial determined?

Requests for boundary exceptions into a school are considered on a space-available basis within the grade level and/or class.

How is space availability determined?

Camas school district will deny boundary exception applications when the average class size per grade at any school reaches two students below the contract limit. Contract limits are as follows:

Grades K–5: 24 to 1

Grades 6–8: 30 to 1

Grades 9–12: 31 to 1

Space availability for special services is determined by the capacity of the program. The Special Services Department, 360-833-5570, can provide more information.

Are other factors taken into consideration for approval of a boundary exception?

While boundary exceptions are requested for a variety of reasons, including financial, educational, safety, or health conditions affecting the student, the proximity of the school to childcare or a parent’s workplace, or the presence of a special hardship are also considered.

Who transports students on boundary exceptions?

Parents of students with boundary exceptions are responsible for transporting them to and from school, on time, each day. Please note that students who are excessively tardy and/or absent may have their boundary application denied or revoked in accordance with district Policy 3141.

Is the boundary exception guaranteed forever?

No. Requests for boundary exceptions must be approved each school year. A boundary exception approved one school year does not guarantee approval the following year.

For a full description of how boundary exceptions are processed, please read the Boundary Exceptions and FAQ document.

Geographic location and boundaries of the Central District

The central region is the heart of Tver.

From the Volga, from the great waterway, the history of Tver began. Bordered by green banks, the calm blue ribbon of the river crosses the city, reflecting ancient embankments, bridges, parks, and residential areas in its waters.

If there was a tradition to mark the paths of advancement of the great people of the past with commemorative signs, here, on the shore, the whole Russian history from the most ancient times would be reflected.

The Volga is the soul of Tver. Her poetry. Her story. Tver is the soul of Russia. The heart of Tver is the central district of our city. The very name of the district reflects its territorial and functional significance.

Geographic location and boundaries of the Central District

The numbers on the map of the city of Tver indicate:
1 – Zavolzhsky district, 2 – Moskovsky district
3 – Proletarsky district, 4 – Central district

The area is located in the central part of Tver on the right bank of the Volga and borders:

  • in the north with the Zavolzhsky district, the border runs along the fairway of the Volga River;
  • in the west with the Proletarsky District, the border runs from the Volga River along the even side of K. Marx Street to the northeastern side of the bridge across the Tmaka River along the left bank to the alignment of Timiryazev Street, along the eastern side of Timiryazev Street, to the axis of 4th Puteyskaya and 2nd Trusova, on the south side of the carriageway of Komintern Street to Volokolamsky Prospekt;
  • in the east with Moskovsky District, the border runs along the even side of Volokolamsky Prospekt and along the western side of Smolensky Lane to the fairway of the Volga River.

The nodal point at which the borders of the Central, Proletarsky and Moskovsky regions intersect (and it is also the southernmost point of the region) is located at the intersection of Volokolamsky Prospekt and Ul. Comintern, two other nodal points – in the center of the Volga.

The district occupies a relatively small area of ​​6.9 square kilometers, which is only 4.5 percent of the area of ​​the city, which is 152.2 square kilometers, and is significantly inferior in area to other districts of Tver.

According to the 2005 census, the population of the Central District of the city of Tver was 54.6 thousand people.

From the history of the creation of the Central District

On February 21, 1936, the Regional Executive Committee approved the decision of the Presidium of the City Council on the formation of three city districts: Zavolzhsky, Proletarsky, Central.

On March 3, 1936, the plenum of the city council considered the issue of zoning the city and elections to district councils.

March 10-2019Elections to the district council of the Central District were held for 36 years.

On April 4, 1936, the first plenum of the first convocation of the district council took place.

In accordance with the decree of the Presidium of the Supreme Soviet of the RSFSR of December 11, 1944 and the decision of the Regional Executive Committee No. 1077 of December 21, 1944, part of the district’s territory was ceded to the newly formed Oktyabrsky district.

In accordance with the decree of the Presidium of the Supreme Soviet of the RSFSR dated April 5, 1956, the Central District was abolished, and its territory became part of the Novopromyshlenny District.

Decree of the Presidium of the Supreme Soviet of the RSFSR No. 1023 November 6
1975, the Central District of the city of Kalinin was re-created for
account of part of the territories of Novopromyshlenny and Proletarsky
districts.

Perovo district of the Eastern Administrative District (VAO) of the city of Moscow

  • Characteristics
  • Authorities
  • Streets of the district
  • Documents
  • History
  • Official symbols

Characteristic

The Perovo district is part of the 16 districts of the Eastern Administrative District of the city of Moscow.
The district covers an area of ​​971 hectares in it
there are 32 streets and 2 metro stations (Perovo and Shosse Entuziastov). The population living here is about 135 thousand people.
The district is managed by the Perovo District Administration and other district authorities.

Map of the Perovo district of Moscow

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Related documents

Decree of the Government of Moscow No. 307-PP dated July 5, 2011
On measures for the further implementation of the investment project at the address: Perovskaya St., vl. 37a
Order of the Government of Moscow No. 292-RP dated April 14, 2011
On the organization of reverse traffic on the sections of the Yaroslavl highway and the highway Enthusiasts
Decree of the Government of Moscow No. 519- GD of June 22, 2010
On the completion of the implementation of the investment project at the address: Metallurgov St. , vl.62, building 1
Order of the Government of Moscow No. 805-RP dated April 29, 2010
On the transfer of the State Institution “TsFKiS VAO Moscow” on the right of operational management of non-residential premises at the address: st. Perovskaya, 28
Decree of the Government of Moscow No. 284-PP dated April 6, 2010
On additional measures to complete the implementation of the investment project at the address: Perovskaya St., vl. 37a

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Border of the district

Border of the Perovo district passes: along the axis of the right of way of the Nizhny Novgorod direction of the Moscow Railway (MZhD), then along the axis of the right of way of passenger tracks of the Ryazan direction of the Moscow Railway, then along the axis of the Entuziastov highway, the southern borders the territory of the Izmailovsky Park of Culture and Recreation and the territory of the special forestry enterprise “Historical”, further along the axes of the Enthusiasts highway, an asphalted passage between the territories of the House of Stage Veterans and the recreation area near the Terletsky Ponds, Metallurgov Street (including house ownership No. 62 along Metallurgov Street), Zeleniy Prospekt, 2- Vladimirskaya Street and Perovskaya Street, then along the borders between the territories of the SPS and household No. 48 along Perovskaya Street, between households No. 44 (room 1) and No. 46 (room 1) along Perovskaya Street and households No. 44 (room 2) and No. 46 (k. 2) along Perovskaya street, then between the territories of kindergartens and schools (to household number 23 (k. 5) along Kuskovskaya street), along the axis of the intra-block passage yes between households No. 40 (room 4) along Perovskaya street and No. 19(room 2) along Kuskovskaya Street, the axes of Korennaya Street and Kuskovskaya Street, the western border of household number 10 along Kuskovskaya Street to the Nizhny Novgorod direction of the Moscow Railway.

Neighboring areas

Districts of Moscow that have a common border with the Perovo district:
Veshnyaki,
Ivanovskoe,
Izmailovo,
Lefortovo (South-Eastern Administrative District),
Nizhny Novgorod (South-Eastern Administrative Okrug),
Novogireevo,
Ryazan (South-East) and
Falcon Hill.