AMERICAN FORK, Utah — Utah's largest school district, the Alpine School District, is considering the results of an out-of-state reconfiguration study.
In its meeting earlier this week, the Alpine School District board talked about the results of the study. They hired a Florida-based consulting firm, MGT, which formally recommended a two-way split on Tuesday due to rapid population growth.Our content sharing partners at the Salt Lake Tribune report the firm spent weeks getting feedback on five proposed scenarios of dividing the district, plus a sixth option of keeping the district as-is.
The Utah County Commission would then need to approve it, and there would need to be a 45-day public comment period, before it could make it to the November ballot.