The process to establish new school attendance zones for Lake Travis ISD elementary and middle schools continues. Two new zoning maps – one for elementary and one for middle schools – were recommended to the Lake Travis ISD board of trustees April 17. Click on the maps below to zoom in or click here. [gallery ids="400151,400152"] Three people spoke during public comment with concerns about the rezoning plan’s split in the Rough Hollow neighborhood; they said it could result in a division in the community. In February the LTISD School Attendance Zone Advisory Committee initiated the process of developing rational and sustainable school attendance zones. The process included numerous meetings, consideration of various forms of data, review of the latest demographics, community presentations and opportunities for the public to provide written feedback, said Holly Morris-Kuentz, assistant superintendent for administrative and community services. The committee discussed multiple maps, relevant data, and public input in detail before identifying the two maps presented to the board. A grandfathering process will help with some challenges and concerns, Morris-Kuentz said. Students will be exempt from a change if they have an older sibling remaining at a particular campus. Those entering fifth grade in the fall of 2020 may remain at their current school, and no middle school student will have a “singleton year” at any one middle school. Action will be requested at the May 15 meeting.