The new elementary school in

Grantville could have its boundaries drawn Tuesday night.

Earlier this week, the parents'

committee unveiled the boundary lines for the new school, and things went

fairly smoothly.

"Having the parents involved

in the process made a huge difference," said school system public

information officer Dean Jackson.

The biggest number of students

will come from the Moreland Elementary school district, which is being

split in half, Jackson said.

One of the other schools being

affected is Eastside Elementary in Senoia.

Jackson said 20 students who

live along Gordon Road will be transferred to Moreland , while 40 students

who live on Deep South Road and Elders Mill Road will be sent to Willis

Road Elementary School.

"This is actually going

to help some of the overcrowding at Eastside. We have 11 mobile units,

and we'll be able to reduce that by 3 or 4," he said.

The school system did receive

some good news this week from the state concerning the new school. The

state has approved $4.6 million in funding for the school, so the Coweta

board won't have to look for other ways to fund the projects.

The board will discuss the

new district lines at Tuesday's meeting at Ruth Hill Elementary School

in Newnan at 6;30 p.m.