POLITICSJun 17 · 21:48 UTCWPLG LOCAL 10 MIAMIRoy Ramos

Miami-Dade school board unanimously votes to close multiple schools, redraw boundaries

Miami-Dade Public School Board members voted unanimously to close nine schools and redraw boundaries due to declining enrollment and changing demographics. The decision faced opposition from parents and activists concerned about community impact and immigration policy effects.

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Miami-Dade Public School BoardorganizationRobert AlonzopersonLuna PlazapersonCassie CreedpersonMiami Springs Middle SchoolplaceRichmond Heights MiddleplaceLorna Smith Elementaryplacedeclining enrollmenttopic

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