Orange County Schools Consider Closing Seven Under-Enrolled Schools
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Orange County Public Schools in Florida is considering closing seven under-enrolled schools, including six elementary and one middle school, due to declining enrollment and budget pressures. The schools on the list are Bonneville Elementary, Orlo Vista Elementary, Chickasaw Elementary, Eccleston Elementary, McCoy Elementary, Meadow Woods Elementary, and Union Park Middle School. The district has lost over forty-one million dollars in state funding this year due to the drop in enrollment, which is attributed to expanding private school vouchers and dropping birth rates. Parents like Adam Duckworth are concerned about the closures, but the district could save around ten million dollars if the closures are approved. The boards final word could reshape local education for years to come.
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