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Meanwhile, no new middle school is planned or under construction in Draper despite it being part of the same bond election. Hmmm, I wonder why the east side wanted to form their own district....
To KF...
East side schools are NOT full and are in a declining enrollment pattern. Schools need to be built where the kids are!
KF, at least your kids in Draper have a middle school to attend. There are so many kids in Herriman another school is desperately needed. Enough of the selfish attitude. Best of luck in your new district. I highly doubt you'll ever get your middle school.
hey guys, stop arguing. this is a great thing for children everywhere! thank the heavens for this amazing new school!
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