Arizona schools face sharp enrollment decline | FOX 10 Phoenix
This episode of Newsmaker highlights a major shift in Arizona's landscape: the education crisis. Katie Ratliff of the Common Sense Institute reports that school districts are facing a sharp decline in enrollment due to falling birth rates and a shift toward school choice, leaving districts with 78 million square feet of unused property valued at $12 billion.
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