Some Michigan Schools Must Work Hard To Get Students Back
Without students, a school is nothing but four walls and teachers with nothing to do. Students give the school purpose, and funding to pay those teachers, administrators and janitors. This funding also pays the electric and water bills, and buys supplies from pencils and chalk to paper towels and copy paper. The lack of students kills a school, plain and simple. Its ugly, but its a logical conclusion.
In the last decade, one district serving Michigan Public Schools has lost more than 60,000 students. While much of this loss has been due to that citys steadily declining population and shrinking birthrates, a lot of it is also attributable to poaching from charter schools and neighboring public school systems. The declining student enrollment in these Michigan Schools is forcing leaders to face the likelihood of cuts in per pupil funding.
The shrinking of the enrollment in these Michigan Schools can significantly weaken their academic programs. These particular Michigan Schools offer a variety of quality academic programs that no other school district or charter school in the state does. The shrinking...
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