School boundaries policy up for public hearing and 1st reading
The Ketchikan School Board will hold a public hearing and first vote Wednesday on a school-boundaries policy that would allow the district to shift students from schools with high enrollment. The policy states that while the district supports a parent's right to choose a preferred school, the district can, in the case of overcrowding, deny enrollment to a student from outside that school's enrollment area.
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