California pierde casi 75.000 alumnos en un año: la baja natalidad explica parte del fenómeno

California has seen a significant drop of nearly 75,000 students over the past year, with declining birth rates playing a big role in this trend. This decline isn't just a random blip; it's also affecting the number of Hispanic students. The reduced birth rate points to broader demographic shifts that could impact everything from school funding to community services, highlighting the need for proactive measures to adapt to these changes.