The Turlock unified School District Board of Trustees on Tuesday received an update on a potential boundary change for students at Wakefield Elementary upon the campus’ forthcoming transition into a magnet school, but both parents and principals at the involved campuses have concerns over the safety of the routes children may soon take as a result of those changes. The Wakefield Two-Way Bilingual Immersion Program is transitioning to a school-wide program by the 2022-2023 school year, and with a small number of students choosing to remain in the traditional school program, a boundary change from the Wakefield student attendance area to the Cunningham and Crowell student attendance areas was recommended at the Oct. 17 Board meeting. The change to the Wakefield attendance area would allow students living south of Main Street to attend Cunningham, and continue to allow students living north of Main Street to attend Crowell.
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