Why does my child have to change
schools so often?
The
population of the valley continues to grow rapidly. To
avoid overcrowding, attendance zones are reviewed each
year. Changes are made due to overcrowding or new school
construction, when absolutely necessary.
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What factors does AZAC take into
consideration
when determining attendance
zones?
Zoning
criteria is established by district Policy 7111 and Regulation
7111. Enrollment numbers, projections, geographic
population, and new school locations are some of the
criteria used by AZAC.
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If I am in
favor of a proposal or recommendation,
do I need to attend a
public input meeting?
Yes. It is
always recommended that you attend public input meetings when
attendance boundaries affecting your child are being
discussed.
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Does AZAC determine if a school goes
on or off
a year-round schedule?
No.
Once a school meets enrollment criteria for calendar
conversion as per CCSD Regulation 7124 (elementary schools)
or CCSD Regulation
7124.1 (secondary schools), schedule changes will go into effect
the following school year.
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How do you
become an AZAC Member?
The
School Board Trustee in each district appoints two
individuals from their area, the Superintendent of Schools
appoints one individual from the community.
If you are
interested in serving, contact the School Board office at
799-1072.
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