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>> “When you lose kids, you lose money" That's interesting because at some level money is not being lost as taxation is going to be the same. It would seem tha
by osigurdson 4y ago
>> “When you lose kids, you lose money"
That's interesting because at some level money is not being lost as taxation is going to be the same. It would seem that funds must be accumulating somewhere.
- AnimalMuppet 4y agoFor any public school (elementary, middle, or high school), they get funding per pupil. When that school loses students, it loses money. Now, if the district or state has fewer pupils, they may decide to change the formula, but that's probably a few years after the school has already been hit financially.