Right Size Information Center
Right Size. Right Support. Every Student.
Zion Elementary School District 6's enrollment realignment plan is to balance school populations and grade-level configurations to better support student learning.
By thoughtfully distributing enrollment across buildings, the district ensures equitable access to staff, programs, and resources while maintaining strong classroom environments in every school. This initiative is grounded in data, guided by student needs, and focused on long-term stability for our schools.
Our district has an enrollment imbalance across school buildings; some schools are over capacity, while others have significantly more space. This creates an inequity in our students' daily experience. By rebalancing enrollment relative to each building’s capacity, we restore space equity so that every child has the same opportunities regardless of which school they attend. Balanced buildings mean students can eat lunch in the gym, access shared spaces as intended, enjoy more flexible daily schedules, and build friendships beyond their own classroom. This change is about fairness, community, and giving every student the school experience they deserve.
Answers to submitted questions will be added to our FAQ section.
Every child deserves the same quality of school experience, regardless of which building
they attend.
Balanced Classrooms
Enrollment aligned to capacity means appropriate class sizes and stronger day-to-day learning environments.
Sustainable Staffing
Balanced buildings allow consistent, equitable staffing models that give every student access to qualified support.
Long-Term Stability
Right-sizing now creates a sustainable foundation for programs, planning, and investment across the district
Student-Centered Decisions
Every decision in this process starts and ends with one question:
What is best for students?
Enrollment Realignment Resources
