Small schools are the beating heart of some CA rural communities

Small schools are the beating heart of some CA rural communities

Smaller California school districts — especially ones in isolated, rural areas — cost taxpayers way more money per student. But as school enrollment declines across the state, closing these small districts could risk upending entire communities, writes CalMatters’ Carolyn Jones. California has over 1,000 school districts and spends an average of $23,000 per K-12 student. […]

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