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Show Committee to form boundary plan By KRIS JOHNSON SUNSET The Davis County Board of Education formed an nor- changes in White's report will be supported by rationale for change including data relating to curriculum cur-riculum balance, participation op- lic, we want the public to be involved in-volved in the decisions and what is in the best interest of the kids," said Supt. Kendall. portuniues for students, the delivery of instruction including pupilteacher ratios, enrollment projections, pro-jections, transportation patterns and building utilization including housing, hous-ing, safety and study supervisions, said Ronnenkamp. Supt. Richard E. Kendall, will reserve re-serve his final recommendations for the Board of Education after the Board has received the consultant's recommendations and the public has responded to the board. "I want to emphasize the importance impor-tance of public involvement. We're not going to do this boundary change study in isolation of the pub- them area advisory committee Wednesday to help develop a comprehensive com-prehensive boundary plan for high schools. The committee consists of 16 representatives of residences in the northern portion of Davis County, which includes the Layton and Clearfield High schools attendance areas. Darrel White, the advisory committee com-mittee consultant, will serve as a liaison between the board of education edu-cation and the committee. The committee will serve in an advisory capacity to White and the board and assist in studying various plans leading to the development of a best plan, said Steve Ronnenkamp, assistant superintendent of the Davis County School District White will prepare a comprehensive comprehen-sive report for the Board of Education, Edu-cation, based on the information that the committee retrieves. The report will include a brief overview of the major educational goals to be observed in the process of changing boundaries, Ronnenkamp said. Recommendations for boundary |