Measure A on November Ballot

Clovis Unified’s Measure A is on the ballot this November. Measure A is a facility bond measure that maintains a stable tax rate and would provide for:

Safety, energy efficiency and technology upgrades for ALL schools.
Modernization and repairs to aging schools.
Completion of our new high school to ease overcrowding.

Learn more about this $400M facility bond measure at cusd.com.

District Boundary Changes for Terry P. Bradley Educational Center

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A new attendance map for Clovis Unified was adopted by the Governing Board at their April 17 meeting. This new map will go into effect August 2025, when the new Terry P. Bradley Educational Center opens its doors to students.

Since Jan. 26, we have heard from hundreds of parents and community members with feedback on potential attendance boundary updates. We greatly appreciate how engaged our families have been in this process; the number of people who have attended meetings, submitted comments and sat down for conversations with district leaders around this study; and their questions and concerns about the implications of possible change.

Feedback, suggestions and alternative maps gathered through community meetings and our online comment form were analyzed and discussed with the district-wide attendance boundary study planning committee, district leadership and the Governing Board before a decision was finalized. In addition to making some adjustments to the initially created maps, another outcome of the community feedback process was expanded options for families of students in grades 5-9 as of August 2025 wishing to remain at their current school.

The goals of the map included:

Create the first classes (grades 7-9) of the Terry P. Bradley Educational Center opening in 2025 and establish the attendance area for this new secondary campus
Balance enrollment to ensure we maximize existing school capacity, and avoid over- or under-enrolled schools
Avoid building new schools until they are absolutely necessary to address growth in the cities of Fresno and Clovis

To see how your specific address is affected, use this interactive map.

Approved Boundary Map

Approved Boundary Map (.rtf)

Area	Elementary School	Any Changes	Gain Neighborhoods	Lose Neighborhoods	High School Area Change
Buchanan	Century	Yes	Yes	Yes	No
Buchanan	Cole	Yes	No	Yes	Yes for Neighborhood Lost
Buchanan	Dry Creek	Yes	No	Yes	No
Buchanan	Garfield	Yes	Yes	No	No
Buchanan	Tarpey	No	No	No	No
Buchanan	Woods	Yes	Yes	No	No
Clovis High	Cedarwood	Yes	No	Yes	No
Clovis High	Clovis Elem	Yes	Yes	Yes	No
Clovis High	Mickey Cox	No	No	No	No
Clovis High	Gettysburg	Yes	No	No	Whole School Change
Clovis High	Jefferson	Yes	Yes	No	No
Clovis High	Red Bank	Yes	Yes	Yes	No
Clovis High	Sierra Vista	Yes	Yes	No	Yes for Neighborhood Gained
Clovis High	Weldon	Yes	Yes	Yes	No
Clovis East	Boris	Yes	No	No	Whole School Change
Clovis East	Fancher Creek	Yes	No	No	Whole School Change
Clovis East	Freedom	No	No	No	No
Clovis East	Hirayama	Yes	No	No	Whole School Change
Clovis East	Miramonte	Yes	Yes	No	No
Clovis East	Oraze	Yes	No	Yes	No
Clovis East	Reagan	No	No	No	No
Clovis East	Temperance-Kutner	Yes	No	No	Whole School Change
Clovis East	Young	Yes	No	No	Whole School Change
Clovis North	Bud Rank	No	No	No	No
Clovis North	Copper Hills	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes for Neighborhood Lost
Clovis North	Fugman	Yes	No	Yes	No
Clovis North	Mountain View	No	No	No	No
Clovis North	Riverview	Yes	No	Yes	Yes for Neighborhood Lost
Clovis West	Fort Washington	Yes	Yes	No	No
Clovis West	Liberty	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes for Neighborhood Gained
Clovis West	Lincoln	No	No	No	No
Clovis West	Maple Creek	Yes	Yes	No	Yes for Neighborhood Gained
Clovis West	Nelson	No	No	No	No
Clovis West	Pinedale	No	No	No	No
Clovis West	Valley Oak	Yes	Yes	Yes	No

Summary of Community Comments

Summary of Community Comments (.rtf)

2025 Attendance Boundary Accommodations

To take advantage of these options following implementation of new attendance boundaries, families will need to complete and submit the necessary form(s) to their current school site between October 7, 2024, and October 24, 2024.* Form(s) will be sent directly to all affected families before October and must be submitted by October 24, 2024.** Thereafter, only traditional transfer options, based on space, will be available. If one of the following scenarios below does not affect your family, please refer to Board Policy 5116.1 for all transfer options.

Partial School Move - Same Secondary Area (Cedarwood, Century, Clovis Elementary, Dry Creek, Fugman, Liberty, Red Bank, Oraze, Valley Oak, Weldon) Students entering grades 5-6 in Aug. 2025 can remain at their current school. Younger siblings concurrently enrolled may remain at the same elementary school until the older sibling enters 7th grade. At that time, younger siblings will follow new elementary boundaries.		Partial School Move - Existing Secondary Area (Cole, Copper Hills, Riverview) Students entering grades 5-9 in Aug. 2025 can remain at their current school, in their existing secondary feeder system through high school. Younger siblings concurrently enrolled with a 5th or 6th grade sibling impacted by boundary changes may remain at the same elementary school until the older sibling enters 7th grade, at which time they would follow new elementary boundaries. So long as enrollment of at least one sibling at the original intermediate or high school remains concurrent with younger siblings, then younger siblings can receive a sibling transfer when enrolling in 7th grade.

Whole School Move - Existing Secondary Area (Gettysburg) Students entering grades 8-9 in Aug. 2025 can remain at Clark/Clovis High School. So long as enrollment of at least one sibling at Clark or Clovis High School remains concurrent with younger siblings, then younger siblings can also receive a sibling transfer at the time they enroll in 7th grade.		Whole School Move - Creation of Terry P. Bradley Educational Center (TBEC) (Boris, Fancher Creek, Hirayama, Temperance-Kutner, Young) Families of students entering grades 7-9 in Aug. 2025 who have siblings in grades 10, 11 or 12 at Clovis East High School may choose to access a sibling transfer to keep their concurrently enrolled students all at Reyburn Intermediate and/or Clovis East High School. So long as enrollment of at least one sibling at the REC remains concurrent with younger siblings, then younger siblings can also receive a sibling transfer at the time they enroll in 7th grade.

*These options are available to residents of individual school attendance areas and not those on any form of transfer.

**Special transportation accommodations for qualifying students might be provided, with more information available from your school administration or the District’s Transportation Department. Information on available options will be provided by the Declaration of Attendance window in October.

For more details about these options, contact Student Services and School Attendance at 559-327-9200.

History of Boundary Study

The opening of Clovis Unified’s newest high school area and the Terry P. Bradley Educational Center in August of 2025 means changes will be coming to student attendance boundaries for several Clovis Unified schools. Public meetings and opportunities for community input began in late January 2024, a decision on new attendance boundaries will follow in April 2024 and those new attendance boundaries will take effect with the 2025-26 school year.

During the fall of 2023, a steering committee of approximately 50 Clovis Unified employees from across schools and support departments has been working to research city planning decisions, residential development forecasts, census data and enrollment projections to develop maps for consideration. Their work is guided by defined purposes (in no particular order) to:

Maximize facility space while moving as few students as possible,
Value neighborhood schools and keep neighborhoods together,
Reduce operational expenses,
Create boundaries that will last for 5-10 years whenever possible, and
Balance enrollment across high school areas.

Initial findings by the committee show that schools in the Clovis East Area and some in the Clovis High Area are currently overcrowded, and likely some of those students will become part of the new Clovis South Area. On the opposite side of the district, data shows that most schools in the Clovis West Area have seats available, while several schools in the nearby Clovis North Area and Buchanan Area are at or above capacity. Clovis Unified’s close to 200-square-mile boundaries extend south to Kings Canyon Boulevard and north to the edge of Millerton Lake and includes most of the city of Clovis, 20% of the city of Fresno and a small portion of unincorporated Fresno County.

More than 100 meetings were held in all school areas, at individual schools and with individual families to discuss the boundary study and gather feedback on two draft proposal maps. The district released a third proposed draft map, Scenario Silver, on Feb. 23, and gathered input on it before releasing a final map March 29.

While the driving force behind the review is the addition of the Terry P. Bradley Educational Center at Highland Avenue and the Clinton Avenue Alignment in Fresno – a campus that will house Clovis South High School and a yet-to-be-named intermediate school – the committee’s boundary review includes looking at all district schools in terms of capacity and recommending adjustments to create more efficient use of schools that are under capacity while easing crowding at those that are over capacity.

“We know boundary changes are hard and can cause stress, but I want to reassure our Clovis Unified families that all our schools are special. Our educational team holds tightly to our district values around high standards and having a contagious school spirit which is found at every one of our schools and areas.”

CUSD Superintendent

Corrine Folmer, Ed.D.

Recording of Clovis High Area Community Meeting

Community Meetings Presentation

Community Meetings Presentation (.rtf)

Terry P. Bradley Educational Center Groundbreaking - 2 Minutes Today

2025-26 Schools by High School Area

Buchanan Area Buchanan High Alta Sierra Intermediate Century Elementary Cole Elementary Dry Creek Elementary Garfield Elementary Tarpey Elementary Woods Elementary	Clovis East Area Clovis East High Reyburn Intermediate Reagan Elementary Miramonte Elementary Freedom Elementary Gettysburg Elementary Oraze Elementary	Clovis High Area Clovis High Clark Intermediate Cedarwood Elementary Clovis Elem Elementary Mickey Cox Elementary Jefferson Elementary Red Bank Elementary Sierra Vista Elementary Weldon Elementary

Clovis North Area Clovis North High Granite Ridge Intermediate Bud Rank Elementary Copper Hills Elementary Fugman Elementary Mountain View Elementary Riverview Elementary	Clovis South Area Clovis South High Phillip V. Sanchez Intermediate Boris Elementary Fancher Creek Elementary Hirayama Elementary Temperance-Kutner Elementary Young Elementary	Clovis West Area Clovis West High Kastner Intermediate Fort Washington Elementary Liberty Elementary Lincoln Elementary Maple Creek Elementary Nelson Elementary Pinedale Elementary Valley Oak Elementary

Timeline

Timeline (.rtf)

To avoid confusion and reduce the amount of content on the page, all Boundary Study information published prior to March 29 has been archived from the website. If you have any questions about the previous boundary study content, or would like to review any of the information prior to the release of the final recommended map, please email [email protected].