Alabama public schools are facing another record-breaking enrollment decline, with state education officials projecting a loss of nearly 12,000 students this year, potentially costing school districts funding for approximately 800 teaching positions.
Alabama public schools could lose funding for 800 teaching positions as enrollment drops
Alabama
Alabama public schools are facing another record-breaking enrollment decline, with state education officials projecting a loss of nearly 12,000 students this year, potentially costing school districts funding for approximately 800 teaching positions.
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