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Show Boundaries need adjustments The initial report and recommendations recommen-dations coming from the committee will be delivered to the Board of Education at the April 30 special meeting at 5:30 p.m. in the district auditorium in Farmington. No decisions will be made at this meeting, but the Board will receive the report and authorize public meetings to hear the reactions of parents affected by the recommended recom-mended changes. Public hearings will be held May 7, at Clearfield High School, and May 21, at Layton High SchooL The school board will take final action ac-tion June 18. After the boundaries for the new high school are approved, the district will form a committee to select the school's name, colors and mascot, Wilkin s said. The process for selecting a principal prin-cipal for the new high school has also begun, she said. By KRIS JOHNSON Staff Writer FARMINGTON The burgeoning population in north Davis County means high school boundary adjustments in Layton and Clearfield, a spokeswoman for the Davis County School Board said Monday. A 1 5-member advisory committee com-mittee made up of parents and community leaders has been studying study-ing the boundary issue for the past few months and will present its recommendations rec-ommendations to the school board Tuesday night, Sandra Wilkins, director di-rector of community relations for the board, said. Con suit ant Darrell Wh i te has assisted in the evaluation of the many factors considered in a decision deci-sion such as natural boundaries, safety, neighborhoods, socioeconomic socio-economic balances, enrollment projections pro-jections and developments. In anticipation of the growth, a new high school is scheduled to open in Layton in the fall of 1992, and boundary adjustments will be necessary for students in Layton and Clearfield, Wilkins said Monday. Mon-day. The actual enrollment at Layton, where capacity is 1,891, is at 2,037, but expected to be 2,666 by the 1992-93 school year, Wilkins said. At Clearfield, where capacity is 2,039, the actual enrollment is 2,113 and is projected to be 2,692 by 1992-93. V |