Flight from Failure
Urban students need more alternatives.
Late in September, the Detroit Public Schools moved closer to becoming the first American urban school district to go out of business. Students have been fleeing the district in droves for years, reducing enrollment from 183,000 students in 1997 to about 129,000 last school year. On this year’s official enrollment count day, DPS was reported to have lost...
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