RJUHSD Board Meeting @ The District Office (May 12th, 2026)

The Roseville Joint Union High School District (RJUHSD) Board held a meeting on May 12, 2026, primarily focused on discussing proposed changes to high school attendance boundaries to address enrollment growth and capacity issues across the district's schools. The board reviewed demographic projections and proposed boundary adjustments aimed at balancing student populations, particularly addressing overcrowding at West Park and Roseville High Schools, while minimizing the impact on families. Public comments were extensive, with many community members expressing concerns about the proposed boundary changes, emphasizing the importance of maintaining neighborhood continuity, minimizing student travel times, and preserving established social connections. Several residents urged the board to reconsider moving certain neighborhoods, such as Mistywood and Diamond Woods, from Wood Creek High School to Roseville High School, and suggested alternatives like adding portables or adjusting transfer policies. Board members acknowledged the complexity of the issue, the limitations of demographic projections, and the need for further analysis and community engagement. They agreed to hold an additional meeting to review refined boundary maps and transfer policy impacts before making a final decision. No contract awards, RFPs, or direct procurement actions were discussed during this meeting.