Student enrollment is dropping. The charter sector should keep growing anyway.
The macro trend that will have the greatest impact on the American education system over the next decade or two is our declining birth rate and the resulting enrollment crisis facing many public schools. We have too many schools for too few kids and, as a result, thousands of schools are going to need to close. But what we don’t have are enough excellent schools, and therefore the charter sector should keep growing anyway.
Michael J. Petrilli 10.10.2024
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Student enrollment is dropping. The charter sector should keep growing anyway.
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