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Matrícula de las Escuelas Públicas de Chicago vuelve a caer, la cifra más baja en dos décadas

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Chicago Public Schools enrollment has dropped by 11,500 students to 304,700, marking the lowest level in over two decades. This decline reverses a brief period of stability seen in 2023 and 2024.

La matrícula de las Escuelas Públicas de Chicago (CPS) volvió a caer, esta vez por 11,500 estudiantes, hasta los 304,700, informaron funcionarios el jueves al divulgar datos preliminares, la cifra más baja en más de dos décadas.La matrícula se había estabilizado durante dos años —incluso subió brevemente— con la llegada de miles de estudiantes inmigrantes en 2023 y 2024. Pero la tendencia duró poco, ya que el desplome de 20 años en la matrícula del distrito se reanudó el año pasado y volvió a…

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