Wayne County residents will have the opportunity to review the latest potential WCPS attendance zone maps for the 2020-2021 school year Tuesday, as work continues on a planned countywide redistricting effort that began in February when the Board of Education unanimously approved a rezoning proposal from Cropper GIS Consultants and McKibben Demographic Research.
The current options, which can be seen by clicking here, would result in changes for several high schools.
Option 1 would see both Eastern Wayne absorb some students currently attending Spring Creek and Goldsboro absorb some of Charles B. Aycock’s student body.
Note: The following legend should be used to determine which color represents each particular high school:
The current map:
Option 1:
The current map (zoomed in):
Option 1 (zoomed in):
Option 2 would see both Rosewood absorb some Southern Wayne students and Eastern Wayne absorb some of Spring Creek’s student body.
The current map:
Option 2:
The current map (zoomed in):
Option 2 (zoomed in):
Option 3 would see Eastern Wayne absorb students from both Spring Creek and Goldsboro High School, including those who live in Seymour Homes.
The current map:
Option 3:
The current map (zoomed in):
Option 3 (zoomed in):
And Option 4 would see both Goldsboro High absorb some students from Charles B. Aycock and Eastern Wayne absorb students from both Spring Creek and Goldsboro High, including those who live in Seymour Homes and Lincoln Homes.
The current map:
Option 4:
The current map (zoomed in):
Option 4 (zoomed in):
For more on the redistricting process, including insight into the next round of potential zones, follow the New Old North. To see how the current map options would impact elementary and middle schools, click here.
