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School districts can't stand still: 2 strategies can help them survive and thrive

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By Travis Pillow, Robin Lake
| DATIA K12
This story first appeared at The 74, a nonprofit news site covering education. Sign up for free newsletters from The 74 to get more like this in your inbox. America’s school districts are operating in a very different reality than they were even a decade ago. Student demographics are shifting so that in just six years, districts have lost nearly 2 million students nationwide.
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School Districts Can’t Stand Still: 2 Strategies Can Help Them Survive and Thrive Original

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By Robin Lake, Travis Pillow
| The 74 Verified
Get stories like this delivered straight to your inbox. Sign up for The 74 Newsletter America’s school districts are operating in a very different reality than they were even a decade ago. Student demographics are shifting so that in just six years, districts have lost nearly 2 million students nationwide. Meanwhile, charter schools gained about half a million, private schools added thousands more, and homeschooling rates remain higher than pre-pandemic levels.
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National education news: Empirical questions

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By Travis Pillow
| Step Up For Students
A new set of dire warnings have emerged about the wave of new policies allowing families to direct public education funding to private schools or other alternatives chosen by their parents. A Supreme Court case weighing whether states can mandate religious schools accept students who don’t share their convictions has spawned a new wave of concerns about Balkanization.
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