School reconfiguration and realignment
Plans to move Pre-K and grades 3-5 between buildings conflict with prior voter approval to sell Bluff School.
The school board considered realignment of grade levels and options for Bluff School at its April 2026 meeting. It chose not to explore a three-school model in order to follow prior voter direction on selling the property.
School reconfiguration and realignment discussions center on shifting Pre-K to Diznard and grades 3-5 to Maple Avenue, alongside the status of Bluff School.
The matter surfaced at the April 15, 2026 school board meeting during an update on the realignment plan and a separate agenda item on reconfiguration options.
Board members examined whether to research a three-school model as a backup if the Bluff School sale did not proceed, noting that voters had previously approved selling the property.
After debate the board determined not to direct administration to study the three-school model, citing adherence to voter intent on the Bluff School sale.
No further developments on reconfiguration or realignment occurred at the May 20, 2026 meeting.
The decision leaves the existing realignment in place while preserving the prior voter-approved path for Bluff School.
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