Carrollton-Farmers Branch ISD is planning to shutter four schools because of shrinking enrollment and budget shortfalls. If you live in the area, expect potential rezoning and a possible ripple effect on your home's resale value.
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The district is facing $28 million in budget deficits over two years.
The school district aims to improve operational efficiency and fiscal sustainability.
Students and families at the affected schools face rezoning and the loss of local campus access.
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The school district is planning to close four schools, including McCoy Elementary, which has caused significant concern among local parents.
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