SFUSD May Lay Off 600 Teachers and Staff In the Next Two Years Under Budget Plan
The San Francisco Unified School District faces severe budget cuts and layoffs due to a deficit that must be closed in the next two years.
OUSD is back to school facing big challenges with budget uncertainty and possible closures
OUSD faces enrollment decline, absenteeism, and budget deficit, potentially leading to school closures.
San Jose school district to close three campuses - San Jose Spotlight
The Berryessa Union School District is closing three elementary schools to address a $6 million budget deficit due to declining enrollment.
East San Jose district narrows down school closures - San Jose Spotlight
East San Jose school district superintendent recommends closing seven schools and consolidating others due to budget deficits and declining enrollment.
America's school surplus is hurting some students
More schools closing due to enrollment declines, impacting urban areas.
Parents turning to non-public schooling options post-pandemic for flexibility and involvement.
SFUSD Delays School Closure Announcement Until Sometime in October
The SFUSD has delayed the announcement of school closures until October to ensure a thorough review of the process.
SFUSD May Lay Off 600 Teachers and Staff In the Next Two Years Under Budget Plan
The San Francisco Unified School District faces severe budget cuts and layoffs due to a deficit that must be closed in the next two years.
OUSD is back to school facing big challenges with budget uncertainty and possible closures
OUSD faces enrollment decline, absenteeism, and budget deficit, potentially leading to school closures.
San Jose school district to close three campuses - San Jose Spotlight
The Berryessa Union School District is closing three elementary schools to address a $6 million budget deficit due to declining enrollment.
East San Jose district narrows down school closures - San Jose Spotlight
East San Jose school district superintendent recommends closing seven schools and consolidating others due to budget deficits and declining enrollment.
America's school surplus is hurting some students
More schools closing due to enrollment declines, impacting urban areas.
Parents turning to non-public schooling options post-pandemic for flexibility and involvement.
SFUSD Delays School Closure Announcement Until Sometime in October
The SFUSD has delayed the announcement of school closures until October to ensure a thorough review of the process.
U.N.C. Reports Declines in Black and Hispanic Enrollment
UNC experiences sharp declines in Black and Hispanic student enrollments following Supreme Court's ruling against affirmative action.
2024 has seen more college closures than last year
The closure of nonprofit colleges reflects serious challenges, including financial pressures and enrollment declines, signaling a broader crisis in higher education.
Report: Nuance needed in analysis of higher ed polls
Public confidence in higher education is declining, but many still value the benefits of a college degree and its affordability.
Freshman Enrollment Appears to Decline for the First Time Since 2020
Freshman enrollment at American colleges dropped over 5%, with significant declines among institutions serving lower-income students and affected by FAFSA issues.
Keystone College plans to merge with fledgling think tank
Keystone College merges with WEIR to address declining enrollment and financial struggles, highlighting challenges facing higher education institutions.
Campus cuts appear to slow in August
Significant layoffs and budget cuts are affecting multiple universities, driven by declining enrollment and rising operational costs.
U.N.C. Reports Declines in Black and Hispanic Enrollment
UNC experiences sharp declines in Black and Hispanic student enrollments following Supreme Court's ruling against affirmative action.
2024 has seen more college closures than last year
The closure of nonprofit colleges reflects serious challenges, including financial pressures and enrollment declines, signaling a broader crisis in higher education.
Report: Nuance needed in analysis of higher ed polls
Public confidence in higher education is declining, but many still value the benefits of a college degree and its affordability.
Freshman Enrollment Appears to Decline for the First Time Since 2020
Freshman enrollment at American colleges dropped over 5%, with significant declines among institutions serving lower-income students and affected by FAFSA issues.
Keystone College plans to merge with fledgling think tank
Keystone College merges with WEIR to address declining enrollment and financial struggles, highlighting challenges facing higher education institutions.
Campus cuts appear to slow in August
Significant layoffs and budget cuts are affecting multiple universities, driven by declining enrollment and rising operational costs.
Greenwich school earmarked for closure due to plummeting pupil numbers and 1.2m deficit
Gallions Mount Primary School in Greenwich is proposed for closure due to declining enrollment and funding deficits.
Projected pupil enrollment has decreased dramatically, leading to significant financial challenges for the school.
East San Jose district plans to close a middle school - San Jose Spotlight
Educators and parents are fighting to prevent the closure of a middle school in East San Jose due to low enrollment and struggling students.
Superintendent Bauer acknowledges the difficulty of the decision but emphasizes the need for adjustments to manage declining enrollment and financial constraints.
Primary school to close despite threat to become academy
Low enrollment due to falling birth rate and outmigration led to the closure of Blessed Sacrament RC Primary School in Islington.
Financial implications and the potential impact on existing students were key considerations in the decision-making process.
Greenwich school earmarked for closure due to plummeting pupil numbers and 1.2m deficit
Gallions Mount Primary School in Greenwich is proposed for closure due to declining enrollment and funding deficits.
Projected pupil enrollment has decreased dramatically, leading to significant financial challenges for the school.
East San Jose district plans to close a middle school - San Jose Spotlight
Educators and parents are fighting to prevent the closure of a middle school in East San Jose due to low enrollment and struggling students.
Superintendent Bauer acknowledges the difficulty of the decision but emphasizes the need for adjustments to manage declining enrollment and financial constraints.
Primary school to close despite threat to become academy
Low enrollment due to falling birth rate and outmigration led to the closure of Blessed Sacrament RC Primary School in Islington.
Financial implications and the potential impact on existing students were key considerations in the decision-making process.
California College of the Arts contemplates major changes amid $20m deficit
CCA faces a $20 million budget deficit and plummeting enrollment, leading to discussions of layoffs and realigning course offerings to boost numbers.
Declining enrollment, FAFSA issues drove more cuts in July
Financial pressure is forcing universities to implement layoffs and program cuts due to reasons such as rising operating costs, declining enrollment, and issues with FAFSA.
Emerson faculty, staff, and students left in the dark following news of impending layoffs
The summer at Emerson College is shadowed by layoffs and budget cuts without specific details, causing concern and lack of transparency among the faculty and staff.
California College of the Arts contemplates major changes amid $20m deficit
CCA faces a $20 million budget deficit and plummeting enrollment, leading to discussions of layoffs and realigning course offerings to boost numbers.
Declining enrollment, FAFSA issues drove more cuts in July
Financial pressure is forcing universities to implement layoffs and program cuts due to reasons such as rising operating costs, declining enrollment, and issues with FAFSA.
Emerson faculty, staff, and students left in the dark following news of impending layoffs
The summer at Emerson College is shadowed by layoffs and budget cuts without specific details, causing concern and lack of transparency among the faculty and staff.
Brooklyn Diocese to close two Catholic elementary schools due to falling enrollment and poor financials * Brooklyn Paper
Two Catholic elementary schools in Brooklyn are closing due to low enrollment and financial struggles, highlighting the broader decline in Catholic school enrollment and rising costs.
Two East Bay private schools to close this year, one after 147 years
St. Anthony Catholic School and Our Lady of Guadalupe are closing due to financial challenges.
St. Anthony might reopen in 2025 with a new program.
Brooklyn Diocese to close two Catholic elementary schools due to falling enrollment and poor financials * Brooklyn Paper
Two Catholic elementary schools in Brooklyn are closing due to low enrollment and financial struggles, highlighting the broader decline in Catholic school enrollment and rising costs.
Two East Bay private schools to close this year, one after 147 years
St. Anthony Catholic School and Our Lady of Guadalupe are closing due to financial challenges.
St. Anthony might reopen in 2025 with a new program.
Plunge in FAFSA completion could spark an enrollment crisis
State leaders and organizations are urgently pushing for FAFSA submissions before high school graduation.
Counselors and students are facing challenges leading to potential significant FAFSA submission drops and enrollment declines.
9 new schools are coming to NYC next year
Nine new schools opening in NYC to offer more choices for families.
New schools address declining enrollment and aim to provide unique educational experiences.
Walters: California school budgets plagued by enrollment declines, absenteeism
California's public schools heavily rely on state budget allocations based on Proposition 98 which use attendance to distribute aid.
Enrollment in California schools is declining due to factors like population shifts and decreased birth rates, leading to ongoing debates about funding distribution.
Even at $112,000 starting pay, fewer people want to be San Francisco cops
Enrollment in police academies in the US is declining, leading to a shortage of officers in many cities and towns.
San Francisco has implemented measures to attract more officers, including offering the highest starting pay for rookie cops in big US cities.
SFUSD faces $421 million deficit; district could cut more than 900 vacant jobs
San Francisco Unified School District (SFUSD) is facing a $421 million budget shortfall and is planning to cut 927 jobs.
The vacant positions, including teachers and administrators, will save the district $103 million annually.
Bay Area school enrollment plunges as families flee high-cost region
Bay Area schools face significant enrollment declines, with families leaving high-cost areas for more affordable locations, leading to potential mergers or school closures.
Berkeley school board cuts nearly $8M from budget as California schools brace for less state funding
The Berkeley school board approved millions in budget cuts due to anticipated funding reductions, focusing on non-teacher positions.
What drove Pittsburgh Technical College to close?
Financial mismanagement allegations led to Pittsburgh Technical College's closure, amid declining enrollment and internal conflicts.