LESC staff warn enrollment decline will reshape K‑12 budget; 80/20 health plan would add roughly $73 million LASC staff told the Legislative Education Study Committee that state K‑12 enrollment has fallen about 10% since FY18 and that the Legislative Finance Committee recommends a $44.9 million reduction to the State Equalization Guarantee. Staff also described proposals to increase employer health‑insurance cost share to 80/20 with an estimated $73.2 million price tag.

New Mexico's K-12 schools face a staggering 10% decline in enrollment since 2018, forcing tough budget decisions that could impact student services.

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Barrow County board hears statewide enrollment dip and CCRPI data; district down about 1.1% District leaders told the school board that an official state data release shows 89% of Georgia school districts saw enrollment declines for 2025–26; Barrow County’s fall FTE fell roughly 1.1%. Staff said they’ve requested more state data to analyze causes and potential impacts on long‑range planning.

K-12 enrollment is plummeting across Georgia, and Barrow County's decline of 1.1% raises urgent questions about the future of education in the region.

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Staff: Utah K–12 enrollment fell more than expected; districts could lose about 17,000 students next year State Board staff told members that October 1 counts produced a larger-than-expected net decline this year and that CDC projections show a roughly 2% statewide drop next year — districts down ~17,000 students while charter enrollments rise ~3,400 — information used to update the minimum school program budget.

Utah's K–12 enrollment has plummeted more than expected, with projections indicating a staggering loss of about 17,000 district students next year while charter schools gain ground.

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Housing Trends Impact K-12 Enrollment in Minnesota Districts Complex relationship between housing types and K-12 enrollment highlighted in recent analysis.

Wayzata Public Schools are uncovering how the shift from single-family homes to multi-family units could reshape student enrollment in the coming years!

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Budget approval set for $123.2 million amid ongoing education bill uncertainty The board prepares to approve a balanced budget while awaiting state education bill updates.

As Minnesota's school district gears up for a $123.2 million budget amid uncertain state funding, what will this mean for our students and schools?

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