California school decline demands reform

School districts in California, including Fresno Unified, are experiencing significant student declines due to factors like low birth rates, families moving away, and competition from charter and private schools. Fresno Unified has lost about 4,000 students over the past decade, with an additional 4,000 projected to leave soon, threatening budget stability. District officials suggest reforms such as school closures and staff reductions, highlighting the need to adapt to declining enrollment and improve student trust and outcomes.

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