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District studies Nibley Park grade reconfiguration; public comments favor K–6 conversion
6433631 · October 8, 2025
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Summary
The Salt Lake City School District presented an in-depth study Oct. 7 on Nibley Park School’s grade configuration, noting the school has not reached a self‑sustaining middle‑grade enrollment and that many public comments favored changing the site to K–6.
District staff presented an in‑depth study on Oct. 7 about potential grade‑level reconfiguration at Nibley Park School.
Brian Conley said the district’s administrative procedures require study if the district considers adjusting grade levels. He told the board Nibley Park has not achieved the original goal of a self‑sustaining…
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