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MPS student count stabilizing after COVID fall - Vimarsana News

MPS student count stabilizing after COVID fall

Mesa Public Schools’ total enrollment dropped by about 3,500 students, or 5.6%, during the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic, and after inching further lower last year, the latest figures suggest

UM enrollment down 1.5% from last year, yet boasts largest incoming freshman class since 2016 - Vimarsana News

UM enrollment down 1.5% from last year, yet boasts largest incoming freshman class since 2016

Even with the largest freshman class since 2016, the University of Montana’s enrollment decreased by 1.5% this fall after losses in Missoula College and online partnership programs for physical therapy.

Indiana school districts may be required to share referendum proceeds with charter schools - Vimarsana News

Indiana school districts may be required to share referendum proceeds with charter schools

Charter schools receiving referendum funds would be under no obligation to spend the money in the same manner as the local school district, such as for teacher pay raises or

Indiana school districts may be required to share referendum proceeds with charter schools - Vimarsana News

Indiana school districts may be required to share referendum proceeds with charter schools

Charter schools receiving referendum funds would be under no obligation to spend the money in the same manner as the local school district, such as for teacher pay raises or