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Excellent points, since school funding is student count dependent it was critical for it to be close. They mostly predicted increases but year after year it was
by hnburnsy 3y ago
Excellent points, since school funding is student count dependent it was critical for it to be close. They mostly predicted increases but year after year it was flat or when decreasing. Maybe politics were involved, and like I said my comment probably isnt fair.
- losteric 3y agoYeah, "failing" for 15 years is a pretty good indication that those demographers are actually succeeding at what their employer wants... :) someone in the system is probably paying for data that shows growth to protect their interests (eg coverying up insolvency of teacher pensions or justifying municipal debt/bonds)