Katy ISD plans for attendance boundary modifications for 2025-26 school year

District officials recommended moving multiple attendance zones to relieve overcapacity at Youngblood, Faldyn and Robertson elementaries.

The capacity for these schools is 1,030 students each. Each school has already exceeded its capacity in the 2023-24 school year, and projections show enrollment numbers will continue to increase, according to the presentation.

District staff presented a proposed attendance boundary zone draft, which also includes the projected enrollment for each elementary school in the northwest areas if attendance boundaries aren’t adjusted.

Elementary No. 47 is Elyson Elementary, and Elementary No. 48 is Sunterra South Elementary.

District officials recommended moving the following areas from Youngblood Elementary to Elyson Elementary:

• 1B
• 2C
• 2D
• 2E
• 5B
• 5C
• 5D

• 3A
• 3E
• 8A
• 9C

District officials said they “believe that this will provide relief for these specified areas as well as provide a more balanced enrollment in the northwest area over the next two to three years or more,” according to the presentation.

What else?

Families who could be affected by these modifications as well as the general public will be informed of these proposed modifications to provide feedback and input through various opportunities, including an electronic survey, emails, written correspondence and by telephone, according to the presentation.

Data on input given by families and the public will be presented to the board at its Sept. 23 board meeting.

Stay tuned

Trustees will approve the final attendance boundary modifications at the board’s Oct. 28 meeting.