The North Hills School Board gave unanimous approval during Monday night's regular legislative meeting to an elementary redistricting plan that will go into effect for the 2010-11 school year.

Parents who have worked for years on a committee that was supposed to come up with the final plan expressed their disappointment publicly prior to the vote, in which the board approved the redistricting map. Created by three board members, the approved plan will affect Perrysville elementary students the most, with 60 percent of Perrysville pupils to attend Highcliff, 20 percent to attend Ross, and the remaining 20 percent to attend McIntyre.

Due to budget woes, Perrysville and Seville elementary schools will close at the end of this school year.

See tomorrow's North Section for a full report.

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