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Attendance Boundary Maps
2009-2010 Elementary Boundaries 
2009-2010 Middle School Boundaries
2009-2010 High School Boundaries
Guaranteed Waiver
Waivers to previous school of attendance (Crestwood, McAlder, Victor Falls elementaries, Sumner Middle and Sumner high schools ONLY) will be approved for two years for residents of Falling Water, Sky Island and neighboring areas along SR 410, Crater Road/198th and Cedar Ridge.
- Families must commit to the waiver by March 1, 2009.
- Families are responsible for transportation.
Guaranteed Waiver
Evaluation Criteria and Consideration Factors for
Changing and Setting School Attendance Boundaries
Student Transportation Needs
- Create boundaries that provide the greatest proximity of student residences to schools
- Provide appropriate and safe busing routes; consider travel time, traffic flow, student safety, safe operation of school buses, and busing costs
- While students may not necessarily attend the closest school, distance, transportation time and routing should be considered in formulating attendance boundaries
- Consider appropriate and safe walking distances for students not transported by school buses
Continuous Attendance Areas
- Contiguous (connecting) attendance areas should be maintained, where possible
- Avoid splitting neighborhoods, where possible
School Size/Student Capacity
- Number of students who can be housed at school
- Special programs (Special education, highly capable) to be offered at the school
- Efficient building utilization, maximizing student population without exceeding capacity for some growth
Five-Year Boundary Plan
- Ability of an attendance area to accommodate the anticipated enrollments for a minimum of five years
- Attendance areas should be planned that will limit the number of boundary changes experienced by students
- Consider rate of new development and student population shifts
- In established areas with little or no demographic change projected, boundaries should be planned to last for a significant periods of time
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