DECATUR, Ga. — The Decatur School Board will meet Oct. 14 to discuss potentially closing a K-2 school and redistricting to balance enrollment following a steady decline.
The decline, which has been occurring across metro Atlanta, has left the district’s K-2 facilities underutilized.
No specific school is officially under consideration, and no decision will be made on Oct. 14. The presentation, however, does list that on Oct. 16, a letter will go out to announce the K-2 school closure and redistricting. There will be two public hearings on Oct. 29 and Nov. 13.
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