Redistricting 2021
Redistricting is the process by which a school district ensures population balance in each its Board of Education areas. Board areas must be made as equal in population as possible and practicable so that communities have equal access to political representation. In the Long Beach Unified School District, there are five (5) board member areas. After every Census, school districts are required to:
- Review the population data to determine if their board areas are still within the allowable variance.
- Make any necessary adjustments to the areas to ensure population balance.
The 2021 redistricting effort will impact the board areas for the June 7, 2022 primary elections. The input of the community is critical to creating a map that provides fair and effective representation for all citizens of the District.
The following is a map of the current LBUSD Board areas:
Note: this process does not change any school’s attendance area boundaries.
How to get involved:
- Communities of Interest Survey: English / Español / Khmer
- November Community Meetings: (Coming Soon)
Frequently Asked Questions:
Presentations and Other Resources:
- Redistricting Presentation (9/14/21): English / Español / Khmer
- Current Map of LBUSD’s Board Areas
LBUSD will be updating this webpage with resources for the community to get involved in the Redistricting process. Please check back for updated information.
