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Salisbury, Md. THE DAILY TIMES Wednesday, April 7, 1999 7 Board of Ed finalizes redistricting Oriental Rug Cleaning Pickup 8c Delivery or Cash Carry CARPET CARE, INC Carpet, Upholstery and Oriental Rug Cleaning Plant Located 4 miles west ofFenwick on Rt. 54 Selbyville, DE 302-436-5652 800-554-5900 THE RX-FILES Make Contact Now! Bifocals Without Lines the Mardela Middle and High school attendance area will retain the option to attend that school through graduation. Transportation for grandfathered students to the original school will be the parent's responsibility. However, students may use currently routed buses on a space available basis.

Any parent who desires their child to be grandfathered as a result of redistricting must complete an appropriate request form, which will be available in late April. Special permission transfer requests will continue to be considered on a "per case" basis. Projected student enrollment versus the capacity of a school, grade level or program will be of primary concern for any new requests. Special permission transfer request forms will be available in the summer before the 2000-2001 school year. Siblings of Delmar and Mardela Springs students who are too young now to take advantage of grandfathering would be given priority consideration for special permission transfers to attend the same school as their older siblings on a space available basis.

Parents with specific questions about which schools their children will attend because of redistricting changes effective September 2000 should contact the school principal. Each school's principal has a detailed map of the school's attendance area. n.ipiinf. i fin available in school offices April 23. Parents with specific questions about which schools their children will attend because of redistricting changes effective September 1999 should contact the school principal.

Each school's principal has a detailed map of the school's attendance area. These are the redistricting changes that will take effect in September 2000: All Wicomico first-graders will attend the primary or elementary school that is their home school. There will be three new sets of paired primary (preK-2) and intermediate (grades 3-5) schools: Charles H. Chipman Primary-Glen Avenue Intermediate West Salisbury Primary-North Salisbury Intermediate Beaver Run Primary-East Salisbury Intermediate Grandfathering will be offered to elementary students whose parents request grandfathering. The following categories of students will qualify: Students in grades K-6 at Delmar Elementary during the 1998-99 school year who presently have an option to attend Delmar Junior-Senior High School will retain that one-time option.

Students in the Year-Round Education Program at Delmar Elementary (students in grades 4 and 5 will be eligible for the one time option listed above). Students in the Jersey Road, Springhill, Canterbury change area in grades K-6 in the school year 1998-99 who are presently in Junior-Senior High School. Students in grades 7 and 8 during the 1998-99 school year in Mardela Middle and High or Delmar Junior-Senior High. Students in the Jersey Road, Springhill, Canterbury change area in grades K-6 in the 1998-99 school year who are presently in the Mardela Middle and High school attendance area will retain the option to attend that school through graduation. (Only fifth- and sixth-graders would be affected next year; elementary changes will not occur until September 2000.) Student in grades -6 at Delmar Elementary during the 1998-99 school year who currently have an option to attend Delmar Junior-Senior High School will retain that one-time option.

(Only sixth-graders and possibly some fifth-graders will be affected next year; elementary changes will not occur until September 2000.) Transportation for grandfathered students to the original school will be the parents' responsibility. However, students may use currently routed buses on a space available basis. Any parents who desire their child to be grandfathered as a result of redistricting must complete an appropriate request form, which will be available in late April. Special permission transfer requests will continue to be considered on a "per case" basis. Projected student enrollment versus the capacity of a school, grade level or program will be of primary concern for any new requests.

Special permission transfer request forms will be SALISBURY The two lists that follow detail redistricting changes that take effect in September 1999, and ones that take effect September 2000. The changes were approved by the Board of Education on Thursday, March 11. Redistricting changes that take effect in September 1999: Boundary changes for high school and middle school will take effect. Salisbury Middle School will open. All Wicomico middle schools will be grades 6-8.

Delmar Elementary will continue to have sixth grade, in anticipation of the September 2000 opening of Delmar, new middle and high school; Delmar sixth-graders will then be housed in that school. However, this year's Delmar fifth-graders who live in the option area can choose to continue at Delmar Elementary next year or, if they plan to attend middle and high school in Wicomico, they can attend Wicomico Middle School for sixth grade. The Magnet Program at North Salisbury Elementary will serve grades 2-5; sixth-graders will be served with programs in the middle schools. Fruitland Intermediate will have grades 3-5 (third-graders currently attend Fruitland Primary). Westside Intermediate, which is undergoing renovation and expansion that will increase its capacity to 500 by September, will have grades 2-5 in the fall (second-graders currently attend Westside Primary).

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