""Our students and families deserve more than a rushed solution," she told the board members. "They deserve a thoughtful approach that considers their needs and future.""
"Board Vice President Brian Wheatley stated, "We are no longer financially affected by declining enrollment because funding is basic aid funded. San Jose Unified is a unicorn.""
The San Jose Unified School District voted 3-2 to close five elementary schools, following recommendations from the Schools of Tomorrow Implementation Committee. The schools affected are Canoas, Empire Gardens, Gardner, Lowell, and Terrell. Board Vice President Brian Wheatley opposed the closures, citing financial stability. The closures primarily affect Title I schools serving low-income students, many of whom are students of color. Parents expressed their discontent, emphasizing the need for better resources and support for their children.
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