However, in 1983, the district changed its policy and began requiring students in the former category to obtain permission from district officials before enrolling, and it started requiring the latter to pay tuition fees.
Notably, sponsored international students were still permitted to attend for free.
Fast forward to 1997, the board of trustees proposed a bond of $25 million to address the increase in student population in high schools.
However, the proposal was later increased to $40–45 million to build a new high school in Stansbury Park.
[2] In 2022, Mark Ernst assumed the role of superintendent in the Tooele County school district.