Summary
Lakewood is talking about cutting its elementary schools down from seven to six, which means brand new boundary lines and plenty of neighborhood drama for local families.
At a glance
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Impact analysis
Consolidating buildings could save the district money on overhead, but expect some unexpected costs for redistricting and facility updates.
Taxpayers could see a more efficient school system, and the district might be able to pool resources into fewer, better-equipped buildings.
Families facing school closures and boundary shifts who will have to deal with longer commutes or disrupted school communities.
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