Carrollton ISD is considering closing some schools due to budget concerns.
The school district is estimating it will save up to $9 million in the first year of the schools' closures. The plan would also reduce more than 2,300 empty seats across the district, officials said.
More North Texas schools may be closing as districts struggle with tighter budgets and decreasing enrollment. Here's a look ...
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Carrollton Farmers Branch ISD considers closing 4 schools, 2 other districts making cutsMore North Texas public schools may be closing as their districts struggle with tighter budgets and decreasing enrollment.
The City of Carrollton was honored with the Give United award during the City Council meeting on February 4. The award was ...
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Facing a $19 million budget shortfall and declining enrollment, Carrollton-Farmers Branch ISD is weighing the closure of four ...
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In response to this significant shift, North Texas school districts have begun to prepare their students and parents for ...
The district could be the latest in North Texas to close schools as it struggles with a $19 million deficit. Some families ...
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