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 must be approved before February 28 for changes in the next school year.
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.
View answers to Frequently Asked Questions about Boundary Reviews.
Current or Potential Future Boundary Reviews
New South Kitchener
Elementary School (2024)
Planning Department
Learn more about the New South Kitchener Elementary School Boundary Review.
Past Boundary Reviews
Elementary Schools
- Fischer-Hallman Huron Elementary Schools Boundary Study – Part II (2022)
- West Waterloo Elementary Schools Boundary Study Phase II (2018 – 2019)
- Fischer-Hallman/Huron Boundary Study (2017)
- West Waterloo Elementary Schools Boundary Study (2015)
- Baden Elementary Schools Boundary Study (2014)
- Doon South Elementary Schools Boundary Study (2013 – 2014)
Secondary Schools
- Southwest Kitchener secondary boundary study (2018 – 2019)
- Sir John A Macdonald Secondary School and Kitchener-Waterloo Collegiate Institute and Vocational School Boundary Study (2011 – 2012)
- Huron Heights Secondary School and Preston High School Boundary Study (2010 – 2011)
- Secondary School Boundary Study – phases 1 and 2 (2009 – 2015)
Possible Future Boundary Reviews
- Southeast Cambridge (Joint Use Campus)
- Breslau (Woolwich Township)
- North Cambridge (Cambridge)
- Central Waterloo/Lakeshore
- Central Kitchener/Waterloo
- Wilmot Township
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