Opinion: Splitting Alpine School District will give parents more of a say and will help students succeed

Parents will now be empowered to pursue the organizational framework that most benefits their children’s education.

(Francisco Kjolseth | The Salt Lake Tribune) Members of the Alpine School District Board of Education Ada Wilson, Joylin Lincoln, Dr. Mark Clement, and Sara Hacken, from left, vote to close Sharon and Valley View Elementary schools on Friday, June 30, 2023.

Opinion: Splitting Alpine School District will give parents more of a say and will help students succeed

Parents will now be empowered to pursue the organizational framework that most benefits their children’s education.

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