More Communities Closing Schools as Enrollment Declines and Funding Dries Up
An increasing number of U.S. school districts are resorting to closing campuses to save money, driven by declining birth rates and reduced state and federal education funding. The last academic year saw 1,156 school closures, the highest number since the pandemic, and student enrollment has fallen at a faster rate than school closures, suggesting more significant financial challenges ahead for educational institutions.
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