Three former members of the Lone Peak Alpine School District (ASD) Board have come forward with a statement in favor of splitting the district. In an exclusive statement to the Lehi Free Press, the former board members shared their perspectives on the proposed split.
According to the former members, they believe that dividing the district would improve local control and decision-making. They argue that a smaller district would allow for more personalized attention to students’ needs and better allocation of resources. They also believe that a split would lead to more efficient governance and accountability within the district.
The former board members expressed concerns about the current size of the Lone Peak ASD, which covers a large geographic area and serves a diverse population. They believe that a smaller district would better address the unique needs of local communities and provide a more responsive and flexible educational system.
The statement comes at a time when the issue of splitting the Lone Peak ASD has been a topic of debate among parents, community members, and current board members. Proponents of the split have argued that it would lead to better educational outcomes and a more efficient use of taxpayer dollars.
The former board members’ statement is likely to add fuel to the ongoing debate over the future of the Lone Peak ASD. As the community continues to weigh the pros and cons of splitting the district, the perspectives of former board members who have first-hand experience with the district’s operations will likely carry significant weight in the decision-making process.
Overall, the statement from these former board members emphasizes the potential benefits of dividing the Lone Peak ASD and highlights the importance of considering local control and community needs in the discussion surrounding the district split.
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