Summary
DPSCD has added five schools to its list of small buildings facing low enrollment and high costs. Superintendent Nikolai Vitti stated that inclusion on the list does not indicate potential closure. The district is exploring options to increase enrollment at these schools.
Key Points
- DPSCD identifies five additional schools with low enrollment and high operational costs.
- Superintendent clarifies listing does not signal closure plans.
- District focuses on strategies to boost student attendance.
Implications for Educational Freedom
Persistent low enrollment in district schools highlights inefficiencies in traditional public systems, supporting arguments for expanded school choice options like charters and ESAs to empower parents.
