Inglewood Unified School District to Shut Down 5 Campuses Due to Declining Enrollment
TL;DR
Five schools in the Inglewood Unified School District, including Morningside High School and Crozier Middle School, are set to close due to declining enrollment and financial issues, with enrollment dropping from 18,000 to under 7,000 students over the past two decades. Despite the closures, plans are in place to reconstruct Inglewood High School and add a new high school academy, while the district continues to pay the state over $2 million annually due to past fiscal mismanagement.
Topics:nationeducation#declining-enrollment#education#education-reform#financial-concerns#inglewood-unified-school-district#school-closures
- Inglewood Unified School District closing 5 campuses amid declining enrollment KABC-TV
- This Los Angeles-area school district is closing 5 schools KTLA Los Angeles
- Inglewood Unified to close Morningside High, Crozier Middle, 3 elementary schools Daily Breeze
- Inglewood Unified announces the closure of 5 schools NBC Southern California
- Inglewood parents concerned about potential school closures CBS Los Angeles
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