School Redistricting
Summary
West Ridge High families, pay attention—the Chesterfield school board just finalized its redistricting map, deciding that Newmarket Village kids will stay at Midlothian High instead of moving.
At a glance
- Total mentions
- 7
- Last 30 days
- 5
Impact analysis
Keeping Newmarket Village students at Midlothian High avoids any unexpected transport or facility costs that a neighborhood shift might have triggered.
Newmarket Village families win here, since they get to keep their kids at Midlothian High without the hassle of a school switch.
No groups negatively affected
Mentions & discussions (7)
Chesterfield school board approves redistricting for new West Ridge High School - WWBT
Chesterfield school board approves redistricting for new West Ridge High School WWBT
Chesterfield School Board approves redistricting plan for new West Ridge High School - WTVR.com
Chesterfield School Board approves redistricting plan for new West Ridge High School WTVR.com
Chesterfield School Board approves boundaries for new high school
The Chesterfield County School Board voted on the future of the school division on Tuesday night, unanimously approving boundaries for the incoming West Ridge High School, which will open in August 2027.
Chesterfield School Board approves boundaries for new high school - WRIC ABC 8News
Chesterfield School Board approves boundaries for new high school WRIC ABC 8News
Chesterfield school board sets redistricting plan for West Ridge HS
Newmarket Village residents will remain zoned for Midlothian High School under the new maps.
Chesterfield County explores boundary options for first new high school in decades - WTVR.com
Chesterfield County explores boundary options for first new high school in decades WTVR.com
Chesterfield County ponders redistricting some high schools - VPM
Chesterfield County ponders redistricting some high schools VPM
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