I read something similar regarding LA as well, not sure how widespread this is nationwide? Regarding the reasons:
The pandemic accelerated enrollment declines in many districts as families switched to homeschooling, charter schools and other options. Still other students moved away or vanished from school rolls for unknown reasons.
We also know that during the BLM riots there were many people who moved out of the inner cities during those times. The switch to a remote work force in certain industries Iâm sure contributed to this as well.
Are you serious? Some of the most expensive real estate is in inner cities. High rise condos often sit right next to low income developments and/or neighborhoods
Well ⌠that, yes. But theyâve also been aborting the next generation for decades. Todayâs millennials have some of the greatest childless percentages in our nationâs history. So with a diminished school-age population to begin with, then yes, the growing homeschooling movement is going to have a bigger impact.
Home schooling couldnât possibly be any worse than public schools, although I will admit I didnât see the latter in a negative light until around middle school. Iâm tired, though, of candy asses using COVID-19 as an excuse to isolate kids, in particular, when they donât make up anywhere near a majority of patients.
Some of the biggest candy asses who âjust couldnât give THAT to my kids donât mind killing the rest of us with their B O, or leaving for six months the eligible blood donor pool for their kids by getting more tattoos, or sticking jewelry in various orifices, but gotta protect the kiddies from a virus that doesnât affect them often.
Yeah we have condos whose HOA monthlies will stand the hair on end of the average person. They include numerous amenities, like swimming pools, but the average homebuyer would freak out if they saw that charge.
And theyâre near the hospital in the rough and tumble part of our county seat. Maybe the docs buy âem for a nice place close to work.
As long as the reason is good chartered schools or qualified home schooling, fine. Before writing an article on this I would have thought a little research on this would have been warranted. To the extent they just drop outâŚnot fine.
donât mind killing the rest of us with their B O, or leaving for six months the eligible blood donor pool for their kids by getting more tattoos, or sticking jewelry in various orifices, but gotta protect the kiddies from a virus that doesnât affect them often.