EARLIER: A San Diego County committee is evaluating a study that looks at the pros and cons of forming a unified kindergarten-through-12th-grade district in Bonsall, Calif., instead of continuing as an elementary district that sends its students to Fallbrook High School. The study says building a high school in Bonsall could financially hurt the Bonsall Union and Fallbrook Union High School districts and could affect educational offerings.
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The Bonsall (Calif.) Union School District has cleared another hurdle this week in its petition to open its own high school. The San Diego County Board of Education has voted to recommend approval of a proposed reorganization that would allow the K-8 district to add high school grades. The proposal now goes to the California Board of Education.
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Bonsall, Calif., has taken a step toward building its own high school after years of talking about educating its teens locally rather than sending them to Fallbrook High School. The San Diego County Board of Education is set to accept a petition from Bonsall and will set a time for a public hearing on the issue. Bonsall has a K-8 district that serves about 1,800 students. In order for Bonsall to build a high school, it must go through a lengthy process to become a unified K-12 district. (San Diego Union-Tribune)
