Klein ISD presents 7 rezoning options in preparation for new elementary school set to open in fall 2020

"In addition to those listed on the previously presented options, there could be other [schools affected] as the preferred option is developed and programs are reviewed," Robertson said.

The district considers data such as projected home construction and campus growth when creating rezoning plans, according to the website. Other factors considered include the location of natural boundaries, transportation concerns and projected enrollment capacities of existing campuses, among others.

A draft proposal and report of the zoning process will be presented at the next board meeting, Dec. 9 at 6 p.m. The proposal will then be posted online for public feedback and may then be revised by the district.

“Our open zoning process allows for participation by our parents and community members,” Robertson said. “We believe that this participation and opportunity for input is critical in coping with the change and transitioning students to new learning environments.”

A final recommended zoning plan will be presented for the board’s approval at the Feb. 10 board meeting.

For information regarding rezoning, contact Robert Robertson, at [email protected].