The Monroe County Community School Corporation (MCCSC) is establishing a Redistricting Study Commission and is seeking community members, including teachers, staff members, parents, guardians, students, and other interested community members to join. The commission will study future redistricting in MCCSC, with a focus on two priorities provided by the Board of School Trustees; balancing socio-economic status and cost-effectiveness.

The Redistricting Study Commission is open to all who are districted in MCCSC and are able to attend all of the commission’s meetings.  The Redistricting Study Commission will hold meetings on 4/2, 4/16, 4/23, 5/14, and 5/28, from 6:00 pm to 7:30 pm. A location has not yet been determined, but meetings will be held at an MCCSC school or facility. More meetings will be added if needed. Interested parties are asked to attend all meetings because it will be a sequential process and each meeting will build upon the input provided at the previous meeting. Sign up below by March 28th to join the Redistricting Study Commission. 

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The Redistricting Study Commission is being established in response to the following actions of the MCCSC Board of School Trustees: 

• At the February 27th, 2024, regular meeting of the MCCSC Board of School Trustees, Resolution 2024-05: Commencement of Attendance Zone Reconfiguration was passed.  The passing of Resolution 2024-05 started the process of studying the best method(s) for balancing socio-economic status in MCCSC.  This resolution called for the recruitment of experts in the areas of demography, enrollment and districting to assist in the study of redistricting.  
• At the October 22nd, 2024, regular meeting of the MCCSC Board of School Trustees, the Board released their Commitments & Guiding Principles For Balancing Socioeconomic status.  
• At the December 17th, 2024, regular meeting of the MCCSC Board of School Trustees, the Board directed the Superintendent to focus the study of Redistricting on two priorities: balancing socio-economic status across schools and cost-effectiveness.
• At the February 25th, 2025, regular meeting of the MCCSC Board of School Trustees meeting it was announced that a Redistricting Study Commission was being created to lead the study of redistricting in MCCSC.  

If you have any questions about the Redistricting Study Commission, please contact Dr. Tim Dowling, Director of Early Learning & Enrollment at tdowling@mccsc.edu.

MCCSC will provide updates on the Redistricting Study at regular meetings of the Board of School Trustees and following Commission meetings.