School Board: Debbie Swenson “Utah State Board of Education revision by D. Swenson”
Deviation From Ideal Population
Largest District: 0.14% (+251 people)
Smallest District: -0.09% (-163 people)
The following plan was submitted by Debbie Swenson through the online redistricting tool. This plan is publicly available within the online tool and can be used as a template for future plans. Read more 
School Board: HB3002, Final State Board of Education Boundaries and Election Designation, by Rep. Sumsion
Deviation from Ideal Population:
Largest District: 0.01% (+26 persons)
Smallest District: -0.01% (-18 persons)
Enrolled H.B. 3002, sponsored by Representative Kenneth Sumsion. Read more
School Board: HB3002S01, State Board of Education Boundaries and Election Designation, by Rep. Sumsion
Deviation from Ideal Population:
Largest District: 0.01% (+26 persons)
Smallest District: -0.01% (-18 persons)
1st Sub. H.B. 3002, sponsored by Representative Kenneth Sumsion. Read more
School Board: HB3002, State Board of Education Boundaries and Election Designation, by Rep. Sumsion
Deviation from Ideal Population:
Largest District: 0.01% (+23 persons)
Smallest District: -0.01% (-18 persons)
H.B. 3002, sponsored by Representative Kenneth Sumsion, represents the official recommendation of the Redistricting Committee. Read more
School Board: Redistricting Committee Adopted “Final School Board Map 9/29/11″
This map establishes the 15 districts of the State Board of Education. At its September 29, 2011 meeting, the Redistricting Committee adopted this map, which includes minor technical changes made by committee staff to the previously adopted map found here. Read more
School Board: Redistricting Committee Adopted “School Board 9/27/11″
This School Board map was adopted by the Redistricting Committee on the September 27th meeting. There were some modifications made to the original School Board Base map, which is linked here.
UPDATE 9/29/11: This map has been superseded by another map with some minor technical changes. It is found here. Read more
School Board: Sumsion Proposed Modification Low Deviation
This School Board map was submitted by Rep. Sumsion.
UPDATE: This map has now been adopted as a base for School Board districts, at the September 27th meeting. Read more
School Board : Redistricting Committee Adopted “School Board Base Map 9/7/2011″
The Redistricting Committee adopted a new State Board of Education base map at the September 7th meeting.
UPDATE: This map has now been replaced as a base map by a the September 27th School Board base map. Read more
School Board: Sumsion Modified Base Plan
Deviation From Ideal Population
Largest District: 3.31%
Smallest District: -2.71%
This map shows Rep. Sumsion’s proposed changes to the Redistricting Committee “Modified Base Map 1″.
School Board: Redistricting Committee “Modified Base Map 1″
Deviation From Ideal Population
Largest District: 2.89%
Smallest District: -3.17%
This map is a modified version of the School Board map adopted by the Redistricting Committee at the August 22, 2011 meeting (School Board: Redistricting Committee “Base Map”). This map includes suggested changes from committee members and technical changes made by committee staff. Changes made include using boundaries that are more easily identifiable, such as a road or county line, instead of a boundary that may change in the future, such as a voting precinct or city boundary.