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Superintendent outlines long-range plan tied to April ballot, says final decisions must come in April
Summary
Dr. McGinnis, the Saint Joseph School District superintendent, told the Board of Education on March 24 that the district’s long-range plan calls for two high schools, four middle schools and 10 elementary schools to take effect in the fall of 2028 if a ballot measure on April 8 passes.
Dr. McGinnis, the Saint Joseph School District superintendent, told the Board of Education on March 24 that the district’s long-range plan calls for two high schools, four middle schools and 10 elementary schools to take effect in the fall of 2028 if a ballot measure on April 8 passes.
If voters approve the measure, Dr. McGinnis said, the district would implement a North End high school and a South End high school and place students in those buildings according to new boundaries. "If it passes, then, the restructure, is somewhat simple, and it it's easy for me to, provide that information," Dr. McGinnis said during the superintendent's report.
Why it matters: the plan affects school boundaries, where…
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