The district contends that closures are necessary because student enrolment has declined by 1,900 students over the last five years. If that is the case, one would expect to see a corresponding decrease in administration costs over the last five years. Can the district demonstrate that administration costs have historically been and will now be cut before actual classes and schools are cut?
Before any schools are closed, I expect to see some space opening up at the district administration office.
Cassandra Malfair
Prince George
