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FAQ 2025-26 Boundary Changes

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Our attendance zones for Hubbard/Ross, Reed and Silver Trail elementary schools willchange for the 2025-26 School Year.

Work is under way revising the boundaries and options are expected to be share in late April.

The Board of Trustees would consider the proposed changes in May. 

Information will be shared with families and on this website. 

Families can look up what schools serve their residential address with the SchoolSite Locator.  Note: The site current has 2024-25 Boundaries. It will be updated after 2025-26 changes are finalized. 

Below are Answers to Frequently Asked Questions

  • They are boundaries that decide which school your child attends.

    We are reviewing the zones for Silver Trail (K-5), Reed (K-5), Hubbard (K-3), and Ross (4-5) elementary schools

     

  • This summer (2025), we will repair and reopen the Hubbard Elementary annex. That will give us 10 more classrooms for Kindergarten through 3rd grade students starting next school year.

    Students in grades K–3 who attend Hubbard will still go to Ross Elementary for grades 4–5.

     

  • Yes. When voters did not approve the March 2023 bond to build a new elementary school (and other spaces), we looked for other ways to help. These extra classrooms at Hubbard can give us some relief at Reed and Silver Trail.

    Here’s the plan:

    • We will change the attendance zones so about 125 K–3 students move to Hubbard. 
    • We will also open a new extended resource program for students with special needs at Hubbard.
    • These changes will start in the 2025–26 school year.

  • They will attend Ross Elementary.

    Families can request to keep their child at their current school through open enrollment. If approved, parents must provide transportation.

     

  • We should know by the end of April the areas being considered.

    We will share these options for feedback. Options and feedback will be provided to the Kuna school board at its May 13 meeting.  The goal is to finalize the change before the May 21 Kindergarten Open House. Information will be shared with parents and posted on the district website: www.kunaschools.org/boundaries

     

  • It was home to the special education preschool, which is now at Ross and will remain there.

  • It’s a priority to keep our teachers at their current schools. Some specialized staff will move to support students with special needs in the new extended resource classrooms at Hubbard. Thanks to the levy voters passed in November, we will hire more teachers to help with this change and to reduce crowding.

  • No.

  • It will provide some help. The City of Kuna expects between 1,000 and 1,400 new homes to be built in the next 18 months. This could bring 500 to 700 new children to our community.

  • A Capital Plan Task Force is working on ideas and will give recommendations to the School Board.

    The next meeting is Monday, May 12, and everyone is welcome to attend.

    If you are interested, please email Assistant Superintendent Jason Reddy at jjreddy@kunaschools.org.