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Mesa County Valley School District approves boundary change moving about 300 students from Grand Junction High to Central
Summary
The district board approved a resolution to redraw high‑school boundaries that will shift roughly 300 students to Central High over four years, align enrollment with a $70 million renovation at Central, and include sibling/grandfathering provisions and dual busing during transition.
The Mesa County Valley School District No. 51 Board of Education on its November meeting approved a resolution to change high‑school attendance boundaries, moving about 300 students over four years from Grand Junction High School to Central High School.
Shannon Bingham, the district’s contract demographer, told the board the transfer is designed to “level the enrollment between the two schools via the transfer of approximately 300 students over a 4 year period.” Bingham said the change would start with incoming ninth graders next…
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