BOZEMAN, Mont. – The Boundary Committee for the new high school in Bozeman took a big step in establishing a boundary for the school.
They’re recommending option D which would make it close to an equal ride or walk for students attending either school. Option D will be presented to the school board on Monday night. Superintendent Rob Watson says this step is important to families and students in the Bozeman community.
“We want to give kids the most time available to know where they’re going to go,” said Watson. “We’re about 18 months from the school being open, which I feel is a good timeline to let kids know where they’re going to be and have kids understand where their boundary is, and what school they’re going to be at.”
For a full boundary map, click here.
