Trustee Area Boundary Maps

In 2018, PUSD's Board of Education converted from an at-large election system (where board members are selected by voters from across PUSD) to a by-district system (where board members are selected by voters only in the area they represent). Each of the five members of the Poway Unified Board of Trustees represents a specific geographic area. Currently, the areas are reflected in this map (page 1). To find your voting district, you can also search your home address in (2022 interactive map).

The five voting districts are:

• District A covers parts of 4S Ranch, Del Sur, Torrey Highlands, and Rancho Penasquitos: currently represented by Tim Dougherty
• District B covers north Poway and northeast Rancho Bernardo: currently represented by Ginger Couvrette
• District C covers most of Rancho Bernardo, parts of 4S Ranch, Ranchos Penasquitos, and Carmel Mountain Ranch: currently represented by Heather Plotzke
• District D covers parts of Ranchos Penasquitos, Carmel Mountain Ranch, and Sabre Springs: currently represented by Michelle O'Connor-Ratcliff
• District E covers parts of Poway and Sabre Springs: currently represented by David Cheng

Every ten years, local governments use new census data to redraw their district lines to rebalance each area and reflect how local populations have changed. This does NOT affect school attendance boundaries

Cooperative Strategies was retained by the District to perform a demographic review of 2020 Census data and to determine whether population changes reflected in the data would result in required changes to PUSD Trustee Area boundaries. At the October 14, 2021, Board Meeting, Cooperative Strategies presented their demographic analysis and boundary change process timeline to the Board, which reflected that adjustments to trustee areas would be required due to changes in population.

Here is the timeline for next steps in this process:

• January 6, 2021: Community Meeting on map options reflecting recommended boundary and demographic changes
• January 13, 2022: Second Review of Revised Boundary Maps / Public Comment
• February 10, 2022: Board Approves Revised Boundary Maps

The maps below indicate Cooperative Strategies’ recommended boundary and demographic adjustments to each trustee area as required by the California Voting Rights Act. Please review the presentation and map options below. We will post more information on the community input meetings as it becomes available.