Under the proposed maps, students from five of our elementary schools will funnel into two middle schools and then into one high school. Similarly, students from the other five elementary schools will follow a pathway into the other two middle schools and then into the other high school.

These changes aim to balance school enrollments and address shifts in the school-age population in Glynn County, prioritizing geography and proximity to schools over demographics. The rezoning process included input from our eight-person committee, community members, public meetings, and expert advice.

We invite you to explore the details of our rezoning proposal and share your feedback to help us build a #strongerglynn together. You can do so by clicking the link at the top or bottom of the page.