A boundary review is a public process to change school attendance areas. The Board will consider boundary changes when:

  • A new school opens
  • Grades or programs change
  • Too few or too many students are in a school

About the Boundary Review Process

A boundary review does not have a fixed schedule, but changes will occur at the start of the school year (September). Generally, a boundary change for the next school year must be approved before February 28.

Questions About Boundary Reviews?

We know you might have questions about Boundary Reviews. To help you learn more, we’ve prepared answers to frequently asked questions about Boundary Reviews.

Current or Potential Boundary Reviews

New Southeast Cambridge
Elementary School (2025)

Learn more about the New Southeast Cambridge Elementary School Boundary Review.

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Have Your Voice Heard

Public consultation is important whenever we are making decisions about school attendance areas. We encourage you to share your voice as part of the engagement process.

The Board of Trustees makes the final decision, after considering all of the feedback gathered throughout the review and the recommendations of staff.

Public Engagement Opportunities

Public engagement opportunities and other updates will be shared on:

  • Individual boundary review web pages
  • Board and school website
  • WRDSB social media accounts

Please subscribe to the WRDSB website to ensure you stay up-to-date on engagement opportunities.

Important References

Other related policies and procedures include:

Past Boundary Reviews

Elementary Schools

Secondary Schools

Possible Future Boundary Reviews

  • Breslau (Woolwich Township)
  • North Cambridge (Cambridge)
  • Central Waterloo/Lakeshore
  • Central Kitchener/Waterloo
  • Wilmot Township