Chula vista ca school districts

Bradley said. Skip to content. Download our local news and weather app for iOS or Android — and choose the alerts you want. Education Jan Thousands of students in the South Bay returned to school after their winter break.

NBC 7's Audra Stafford speaks to parents on their thoughts about sending them back. Gracias a nuestras familias que recogieron los kits para sus estudiantes hoy. Please click here for more information about the Vaccine Mandate. We hope to restore testing for family members soon. Concentric centers are limited to performing monitoring testing and can only serve students and staff from the immediate school they are serving. On June 11, , after further public comment, the Commission then proceeded to number the districts.

This determined which two of the four district seats that would be up for election in and , respectively. An interactive map allows you to zoom into various areas and find streets and other locations within each district. A robust public input process was conducted to secure input on the development of the Draft Districting Plan and Recommended Districting Plan.

Public outreach reports and public testimony received are included with the agendas. Mapping The Recommended Districting Plan was provided for public review in an interactive format. The Chula Vista Districting Commission was composed of seven members. It was formed to construct four City Council districts to be used in future City elections. The Commission oversaw a process for holding public meetings, proposing districts, conducting public outreach, and finalizing recommendations to submit to the City Council.

The district elections are to be phased-in over two election cycles, beginning with the elections. The Charter requires significant public outreach, preparation of a Draft Districting Plan, public meetings, preparation of a Recommended Districting Plan to be presented to the City Council, preparation of a report to the City Council to accompany the Recommended Districting Plan, and compliance with established districting criteria.

Currently, Chula Vista residents vote for each council candidate citywide. After the Districting Plan is fully implemented, those running for Council must reside in the district they wish to represent and residents will vote only for candidates in their respective district.

For example, the Councilmember serving District 1 will reside in District 1 and be elected only by voters who reside in District 1. The Mayor will continue to be elected at-large by all voters in the City. With the assistance of staff and consultants, the Commission implemented a process that secures public input to determine boundaries that will divide the City into four Council districts. The Districting Plan shall comply with the United States Constitution, including containing reasonably equal population; shall comply with the federal Voting Rights Act; shall be geographically contiguous and drawn to encourage geographic compactness; shall be drawn with respect for geographic integrity of any neighborhood and any community of interest, including racial, ethnic, and language minorities; and shall not be drawn for the purpose of favoring or discriminating against an incumbent, political candidate, or political party.

All commission members live in and be registered to vote in the City of Chula Vista. The seven-member commission is: Jerome Torres Mr. Torres is the Chair of the Districting Commission.