School Board Hears Ways to Fight Elementary Overcrowding

Columbia Daily Tribune › November 16, 2011

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Some Mill Creek Elementary parents who met with district administrators last month to discuss overcrowding at their school weren't sure if anything was going to be done about the problem.

At the Board of Education meeting last night, Peter Stiepleman, assistant superintendent of elementary education, presented options to deal with overcrowding next school year. They included redrawing boundary lines or rearranging classrooms.

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School Board Hears Ways to Fight Elementary Overcrowding

In the past 10 years, Stiepleman said, the district has added 977 students, for a growth of 6 percent and has experienced different "hot spot...

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