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The west side district with remain Jordan School District.
In a choice that was forced upon them without say. 4% of the district voted for the split. The west side was not given a voice and will have to see their property taxes rise to pay the costs involved.
You think maybe the legislature should have done this a year ago?
The west side is named Jordan School District.
why dont they just name the east side district we are better than you district, because thats why they took the vote away. they think the higher and more money they have makes them better and they think they should have more rights then other people that dont live as high up the moutain or have as much money.
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