More public schools are closing. Will the midterms speed or slow the process?
Summary
Public school closures are increasing across the United States. Voters in several states may influence whether the process speeds up or slows down, while school boards make most closure decisions and district funding—shaped by state officials—also affects them.Key Facts
- Public school closures are increasing across the country.
- Voters in several states have an opportunity on Tuesday to affect the pace of school closures.
- School board members largely determine whether schools close.
- A school district’s funding situation affects closure decisions.
- State legislatures and governors influence the funding that districts receive.
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