The Boulder Valley School District held a regular meeting on May 20, 2025, focusing on proposed adjustments to school boundaries aimed at improving student distribution and consistency across the district.

One of the primary discussions centered on the potential reconfiguration of the southern half of Whittier and Casey schools. The proposal suggests moving the boundary to include more students from the lighter pink area currently designated as Manhattan. This change would consolidate Whittier and Casey, reducing the number of splits in the Creekside area from three to two. However, the district opted not to adjust the southern part of Creekside, as it would remove too many students from Southern Hills, which already has a small resident population.

Additionally, the meeting addressed the movement of a small number of Crestview students into Heatherwood, which would affect only 34 middle school students. This adjustment aligns with previous proposals made at the elementary level, reflecting a trend of higher student populations in middle and high schools compared to elementary schools in the area.

The meeting also included discussions about minor boundary cleanups that would not affect any students. These adjustments aim to enhance the clarity and consistency of school maps, ensuring that neighborhoods align correctly with their respective schools. For instance, some areas previously left out of boundary considerations will be included to prevent confusion.

Overall, the proposed changes are part of the district's ongoing efforts to optimize school boundaries, ensuring that they reflect current demographics and improve educational access for students across the Boulder Valley School District. Further discussions and decisions will follow as the district continues to evaluate these proposals.