WESTFIELD, Ind. (WISH) — The Westfield Washington Schools Board of School Trustees and the Westfield City Council met to discuss how the fast-growing community can better align residential development, infrastructure planning, and long-term school facility needs.
The working session, held at Westfield High School, underscored a shared emphasis on collaboration as Westfield continues to add residents. Officials focused on how coordinated planning can support steady population growth while maintaining strong educational outcomes and quality of life.
School leaders told council members that Westfield Washington Schools is operating under a data-driven plan to responsibly expand facilities over the next decade to 15 years. The strategy, they said, is designed to accommodate enrollment growth while prioritizing student experience, educator support, and family needs.
“The solution to this problem isn’t about slapping up homes or enabling unchecked sprawl,” said Scott Willis. “It’s about growth that creates a healthy, sustainable, and prosperous community. My commitment to our residents is to balance the resident feedback I’ve heard about density with the undeniable necessity of supporting our school district.”
John Atha, superintendent of Westfield Washington Schools, sa...

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