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Board approves Midas Creek and Northwest boundary changes after extensive public comment
Summary
Following months of outreach and a lengthy public hearing Nov. 18, the Jordan School District board approved the Midas Creek boundary change (6–1) and the Northwest area changes (separate votes for Area C and Areas 1 & 2), adopting guaranteed permits and phased rollouts while trustees stressed competing priorities.
Jordan School District trustees on Nov. 18 approved multiple boundary changes meant to align feeder patterns and balance enrollment after months of staff study, community outreach, surveys and public hearings.
The board approved the Midas Creek proposal (6–1) to unify the elementary school’s three feeder paths into a single middle/high‑school feeder and to guarantee permits for current secondary students to remain at their assigned middle or high school; busing eligibility would be limited to the new boundary schools. Trustees…
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