Great Schools
& Tax Savings
Alpine, American Fork, Cedar Hills,
Highland, Lehi, Suncrest
What is Prop 11?
Proposition 11 is a ballot question that will appear on the November ballot asking residents of Alpine, American Fork, Cedar Hills, Highland, Lehi, and Suncrest (the Utah County part of Draper) if they would like to form a new school district comprising of those cities and communities. If that proposal passes, new board members for this new district will be elected in 2025 to start the process of forming a new school district.
A Smaller, Local School District is Better
Tax Savings
A smaller district can concentrate education funds on our priorities and needs, keeping taxes low.
Great Schools
We can strengthen our schools with a greater focus on our schools' needs and community values.
Local Decisions
Local decisions in a smaller school district empower our community to tailor education to our unique needs.
Fiscal Responsibility
A smaller school district promotes fiscal responsibility by ensuring budget decisions are aligned with local priorities.
Capital Investments
Capital investments in a smaller school district are more efficiently allocated to directly benefit local schools.
Better Representation
A smaller school district provides better representation, giving each community a stronger voice in educational decisions.
Your Questions
What does Prop 11 mean for me?
Parents & Students
Students continue attending their same great schools. A new district provides more local control, strengthens and expands our valued programs, and amplifies parent voices through increased board representation.
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Teachers & Staff
Our community highly values education and teachers, so salaries and benefits will be protected. A smaller, more efficient district means board members and district leaders can be more responsive to teachers.
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Taxpayers & Residents
100% of our school taxes will support our students, teachers, and schools. Residents will have a stronger voice in setting educational priorities, and will avoid tax increases driven by distant needs.
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Who Supports Prop 11?
PROP 11 Is Widely Supported by Residents & Leaders From The Whole Community
City Leaders
Lehi City
Mayor Mark Johnson
Paige Albrecht
Chris Condie
Paul Hancock
Heather Newall
Michelle Stallings
American Fork City
Mayor Brad Frost
Staci Carroll
Ryan Hunter
Clark Taylor
Tim Holley
Ernie John
Highland City
Mayor Kurt Ostler
Brittney Bills
Ron Campbell
Doug Cortney
Kim Rodela
Scott Smith
Cedar Hills City
Mayor Denise Andersen
Laura Ellison
Mike Geddes
Bob Morgan
Erika Price
Kelly Smith
Alpine City
Mayor Carla Merrill
Jessica Smuin
Chrissy Hannemann
Kelli Law
Jason Thelin
Brent Rummler
Current & Former School Board Members
Stacy Bateman, Lehi
Julie King, Saratoga Springs
Joylin Lincoln, Saratoga Springs
Amber Bonner, Cedar Hills
Wendy Hart, Highland
Paula Hill, Saratoga Springs
Chrissy Hannemann, Alpine
Joel Wright, Suncrest, USBE
Tim Osborn, Alpine
Brian Halladay
Donna Barnes
State & County Leaders
John Dougall, State Auditor
Amelia Gardner, Utah Co. Comm’r
Skyler Beltran, Utah Co. Comm’r
Rod Mann, Utah Co. Auditor
Senator Mike Kennedy, SD 21
Senator Heidi Balderee, SD 22
Rep. Stephanie Gricius, HD 50
Rep. Jeff Moss, HD 51
Rep. Cory Maloy, HD 52
Rep. Kay Christofferson, HD 53
Rep. Brady Brammer, HD 54
The New District by The Numbers
Total Students
Total Schools
Annual Budget
Upcoming Prop 11 Events
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