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District Seeks Input On Attendance Zones For Beulah Middle, Kingsfield Elementary
May 21, 2017
The School Attendance Zone Advisory Committee (SAZAC) was formed to develop attendance zone recommendations for the closure of Woodham Middle School as well as the opening of Kingsfield Elementary School and Beulah Middle School.
Public input regarding the zoning for these schools can be submitted to the Superintendent’s Office Attention to the Executive Assistant to the Superintendent. A worksheet and instructions for submission are available on the District’s website at http://escambiaschools.net/sazac. Hard copies are also available in the Superintendent’s Office at 75 North Pace Blvd.
Submission deadline is Friday, June 30, 2017. Questions should be directed to the Office of the Assistant Superintendent of Operations. Contact information is available on the District’s website. All submissions will be reviewed by the Superintendent and given to the SAZAC committee for consideration.
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2 Responses to “District Seeks Input On Attendance Zones For Beulah Middle, Kingsfield Elementary”
Omg I can see this now just like only the kids that live on like half of Beulah road go to Tate and the other pine forest. It’s gonna be some crazy zone stuff they never get stuff in Beulah right. Why are those kids still at Tate.
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