COLUMBUS, Ohio-Parents in the Columbus City School District are expressing significant concerns over the proposed closure of 10 buildings, including seven schools, recommended by the superintendent and task force two weeks ago.. They emphasize the achievements and growth their children have experienced at these schools and express concerns about the fate of teachers and staff. Despite potential cost savings projected by the district, estimated at $90 million over a decade, parents like Eldridge Law urge that any savings be reinvested into improving educational resources and support within remaining schools. The school board is expected to vote on these recommendations at a later date, with further decisions pending on property use and implementation timelines.
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