Douglas County Schools Seek Input on New Elementary Boundaries
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Douglas County School District Seeks Public Input on New Elementary Schools Boundaries
The Douglas County School District in Colorado is soliciting public feedback on the boundaries for two new elementary schools, one for Lone Tree and another for Sterling Ranch. These schools aim to accommodate the rapid growth in these areas, with final plans expected to reach the school board by May or June. The district recently consolidated six older schools into three due to declining enrollment in established neighborhoods. Superintendent Erin Kane highlights the districts uneven growth, with booming new communities like Sterling Ranch next to quieter ones. The new schools are scheduled to open in the fall of 2027, helping to balance the districts shifting needs as development continues.
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