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Herriman schools are scrambling to keep up as a sudden wave of new students from Venezuela hits the district. It’s a major stress test for our local classrooms and teachers as the city tries to figure out how to handle this rapid growth.
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Expect to see local tax dollars stretched thin as the district rushes to hire more staff and buy extra supplies to accommodate the new students.
The new families moving into the area get the essential support and schooling they need to start their lives in Herriman.
Current students and teachers might feel the squeeze as classrooms get more crowded and resources are spread across a larger group.
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