US EditionMagnets help districts compete with charter, private schools for students
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Magnets help districts compete with charter, private schools for students
With more charter schools popping up every year and subsidized private schooling around the corner, traditional districts are facing increased pressure to compete for students. To attract learners, some districts have established online schools, more are turning to four-day weeks and at least one has launched a marketing campaign. West Ada, the state’s largest district, has taken another tack. Since the early 2000s, it’s been developing a strin…
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