Osceola County Schools Consider Paying for Re-enrollment
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Osceola County School District in Florida is considering a deal with consulting firm Caissa K twelve to attract students back to public schools. The plan offers $935 for each re-enrolled student, as public school enrollment declines statewide. The firm, which helped Orange County Public Schools, will reach out to families who switched to homeschooling, charters, or private options. If 1000 students return, it could cost the district nearly $1 million. The school board votes on the agreement this Tuesday, with potential benefits including increased funding, staff morale, and teacher retention.
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