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Presentation to the Orange County Committee on School District Organization February 5, 2020 Robert Craven, Assistant Superintendent - Facilities, Operations, and Technology Jonathan Salt, Fagen Friedman & Fulfrost Larry Ferchaw,


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Presentation to the Orange County Committee

  • n School District Organization

February 5, 2020

Robert Craven, Assistant Superintendent - Facilities, Operations, and Technology Jonathan Salt, Fagen Friedman & Fulfrost Larry Ferchaw, Cooperative Strategies

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Who are We?

  • Our District is a large TK-12 school district in southeastern

Orange County

  • The District serves approximately 27,000 students
  • Vision: To prepare today’s students to succeed in

tomorrow’s world.

  • Our District has taken this transition to a new election

system very seriously

  • Throughout the process, the District has been, and

continues to be, committed to transparency and educating its residents with outreach and public hearings

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Background

  • August 13, 2019
  • Demand letter received.
  • September 12, 2019
  • Board adopts resolution to:
  • Initiate transition to by-trustee area election system
  • State intent to seek waiver of election requirement

from State Board of Education

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Community Outreach

Pre-Map Public Hearings

September 19, 2019 District Office 8:30 a.m. October 17, 2019 District Office 6:00 p.m.

Public Hearings on Map Options

November 14, 2019 District Office 6:00 p.m. November 22 2019 District Office 8:30 a.m. December 12, 2019 District Office 6:00 p.m.

Pre-Transition CVRA Informational Presentation

September 12, 2019 District Office 6:00 p.m.

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Letters to Parents

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Comprehensive Website

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Social Media – Map Release

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Map Release

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Online Interactive Map

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Preparing Trustee Voting Area Plans: Federal & State Requirements

  • Federal Requirements
  • Equal Population
  • As equal as practical based on data and criteria from most recent Census

Total Population

  • Minority Voting Rights
  • No Discriminatory Purpose; No Vote Dilution
  • Equal Protection
  • Race must not be a predominant factor
  • State Requirements
  • Topography
  • Geography
  • Cohesiveness, Contiguity, Integrity, & Compactness of territory
  • Community of Interest
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District’s Demographics

Census Data (Total Population)

Total % Total % Hispanic/Latino 43,359 20.81% 29,147 18.14% White 131,811 63.27% 106,437 66.26% Black / African American 2,872 1.38% 2,319 1.44% American Indian/ Alaska Native 446 0.21% 356 0.22% Asian 22,744 10.92% 18,462 11.49% Native Hawaiian/ Pacific Islander 377 0.18% 311 0.19% Other 433 0.21% 293 0.18% Two or More Races 6,277 3.01% 3317 2.06% Total Population 208,319 100% 160,642 100% Population Total Population Age 18 and over

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District’s Demographics

Asian Citizen Voting Age Population Estimates

Total % Hispanic/Latino 23,187 14.79% White 106,722 68.06% Black / African American 2,606 1.66% American Indian/ Alaska Native 437 0.28% Asian 20,214 12.89% Native Hawaiian/ Pacific Islander 253 0.16% Two or More Races 3,385 2.16% Total Population 156,804 100% Population CVAP

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District’s Demographics

Hispanic Citizen Voting Age Population Estimates

Total % Hispanic/Latino 23,187 14.79% White 106,722 68.06% Black / African American 2,606 1.66% American Indian/ Alaska Native 437 0.28% Asian 20,214 12.89% Native Hawaiian/ Pacific Islander 253 0.16% Two or More Races 3,385 2.16% Total Population 156,804 100% Population CVAP

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Summary of Plans

2 1 3

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Adopted Plan

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Adopted Plan: CVAP Data

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How & Why the Board Made its Final Decision

  • Selected the option that was determined to be in the best

interests for the District

  • Scenario 1 determined:
  • Best fit for the District’s culture
  • Made sense geographically and appropriately

grouped communities of interest

  • Improved CVAP for Hispanic, Asian,

and African American blocs

Complies with both the spirit and letter of the CVRA laws

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Next Steps

  • Winter-Spring 2019-2020:
  • Seek Approval from the Orange County Committee on

School District Organization

  • Receive waiver approval from SBE
  • November 2020:
  • Hold by-trustee area elections
  • 2020: Areas 2, 3, 4
  • 2022: Areas 1, 5