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Peoria Unified board approves boundary realignment affecting about 746 students
Summary
After seven committee meetings and two public forums, the Peoria Unified School District board approved a boundary realignment for the north–northwest sector that administration says reduces the number of impacted active students from 1,338 to 746. The plan includes transition supports and transportation for affected families.
The Peoria Unified School District governing board on Wednesday approved a package of elementary boundary changes intended to ease overcrowding in the north–northwest sector of the district.
Mr. Savoy, the district presenter and lead of the citizen boundary committee, told the board the panel met seven times, hosted two public forums and used city building‑permit data to project three years of growth. “From the March 28 meeting into our presentation tonight, our impact changed. Initially there was an impact on 1,334 students. That new number is 746,” he said, adding the committee worked to reduce the number of families affected.
The plan shifts portions of several elementary…
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