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3 Reasons to Join the AWC GIS Consortium
FLO and the Association of Washington Cities (AWC) partner to run the GIS Consortium, an AWC program that helps Washington cities and non-city entities (conservation districts, utility districts, and more) implement or improve GIS for their organization. Since the GIS Consortium launched in July 2016, 15 cities and non-city entities have joined, working with AWC…
Leora WernerSmarter School District Planning: 3 Essential Tools
Are you using the best possible data and analytics for school district planning? Here are three essential tools you can use to make more confident, data-driven planning decisions. 1. Accurate student enrollment forecasting, by attendance area Don’t waste time with one-size-fits-all data and confusing software. Our experienced analysts reliably forecast how student populations change over time, not only for your district as…
Tyler VickSchool Boundary Reviews | Part 3: Integrating Technological Tools
Welcome to the third and final part of our series on updating school attendance boundaries. As we covered in posts one and two, a successful boundary update is both data-driven and consensus-based. In other words, it’s made up of accurate student enrollment forecasts and authentic community feedback. The third element to completing a successful boundary review…
Alex BraschSchool Boundary Reviews | Part 2: Building Community Consensus
Welcome to part two of our three-part series on school attendance area boundary reviews, where we’re taking a look at how school districts can successfully update boundaries with a consensus-based and data-driven approach. If you haven’t read our first post on setting a boundary review up for success with our geographic approach to student enrollment…
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