Op-ed: New district boundaries may harm our students' health

School districts across the Wasatch Front are busy with bonds to build new schools and renovating and changing the boundaries for existing ones. While many goals have to be juggled to meet the needs of students, parents and the community at large, a serious consideration is being left out of the equation — the air that Utah schoolchildren will breathe.Currently, Davis County parents say that the school board proposes sending the children of 700 families living on the west side of Kaysville