West Ada School District trustees changed high school attendance zones for the first time in eight years Tuesday night.
They also approved new boundaries for elementary schools and a middle school south of Interstate 84 to reduce overcrowding.
The Idaho Statesman reports trustees heard from parents who pleaded with them to develop a long term plan for growth and school construction so families would not have to go through boundary changes again any time soon.
Mary Ann Ranells, West Ada superintendent, said the district is forming a committee to look at long term growth needs.
