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Public School Enrollment Declines During the CCP Virus Pandemic

Public School Enrollment Declines During the CCP Virus Pandemic Parents are turning to homeschool or private schools during the pandemic after witnessing their child struggle with virtual learning, and the harm being done to their child’s mental or emotional wellbeing as a result of the pandemic measurements taken to stop the spread of COVID-19. Alex Maloney was thriving and finding his voice with the dozen or so words he had learned over two years of speech therapy before his school had to switch to remote learning last year in March due to the CCP (Chinese Communist Party) virus pandemic.

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Starting tomorrow, children can enroll at any public school in Wisconsin. The Wisconsin Department of Public Instruction's public school open enrollment plan allows for parents to send their children to any public school in the state.

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Transcripts for CNN Early Start With Christine Romans and Laura Jarrett 20201019 09:45:15

Transcripts for CNN Early Start With Christine Romans and Laura Jarrett 20201019 09:45:15
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look at the numbers, is just an exodus of students. from 2000 to 2010, detroit s population fell 20%. but public school enrollment fell 50%. so you have a massive budget deficit in detroit. $327 million is the budget gap that the schools are facing right now. you mentioned what is happening, and in order to close that gap, what robert bob, the emergency financial manager in charge of all of this, has done is he just got approved a plan to close 70 schools. that would only leave 72 public schools in all of detroit. and that would mean 60 kids in high school classes. this is the man we re talking about, robert bob here. we spent a lot of time with him in detroit last month. i want you to take a listen to what he has to say about why they are shuttering all these schools. take a listen. reporter: you closed 59 schools, more than a quarter of detroit s public schools, and

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the 327 million dollar state deficit. it would also eliminate half of the public schools. detroit s cuts and budget woes have been poppy harlow s beat for a while now. is this the best option at this point? i think it s the only option, kyra. what is going on in detroit is what arne duncan, the education director, calling ground crisis. people are fleeing detroit when you take a look at the last decade. the population of the city fell 20% but the public school enrollment fell by half. parents are pick will up their students and putting them in the schools in the suburbs. here is robert bob, we have been reporting on him for a long time. he is the emergency financial manager and detroit s public schools have poured money into each and every student. when you look at these numbers it s astonishing their school system is strugglinging so much.

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