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Summit School District has just over a month to determine whether to redraw elementary school boundaries in Breckenridge, even as administrators caution that enrollment figures guiding the decision could change significantly before next fall. The Board of Education is scheduled to vote Thursday, Dec. 10, on potentially reassigning some students to Frisco Elementary School as part of plans to consolidate Breckenridge’s two elementary schools at the existing Upper Blue Elementary campus for the 2027-28 school year. During a Thursday, Nov. 5, board meeting, Chief Financial Officer Kara Drake outlined three potential scenarios, ranging from maintaining existing attendance boundaries to requiring students living in the Farmers Korner area to instead attend Frisco Elementary. But the district won’t have finalized enrollment figures or updated projections for next school year before the board makes its decision.

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