Post by annabanana on Oct 8, 2005 7:55:23 GMT -8
Where are the kids going?
The demographics of the valley are changing, and I personally do not see it as a bad thing.
With school districts loosing students, does that mean that it will make it easier for us to get our kids in a highly rated school district when they become old enough to go to school?
The demographics of the valley are changing, and I personally do not see it as a bad thing.
With school districts loosing students, does that mean that it will make it easier for us to get our kids in a highly rated school district when they become old enough to go to school?
Monrovia Unified School District saw a 2.7 percent drop in student enrollment in 2004 and a 1.5 percent drop this year.
In Glendora, a middle- and upper-middle-class community, the growth days are over. Young kids are not as plentiful. Enrollment at the highly-rated Glendora Unified schools has dropped by between 50-80 students each year for the past three years. The district is down about 250 kids from three years ago.