Corona parents worry as district considers cutting 7th and 8th grades at 2 CNUSD schools
CNUSD says declining enrollment is driving the review, and parents warn the change could force students to leave campus earlier.
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Corona-Norco Unified considers cutting 7th and 8th grade programs at 2 schools
The Corona-Norco Unified School District is considering making changes that could impact the seventh and eighth grade programs at two of its campuses. The district — one of the biggest in California — said no decisions have been made and that any potential changes at Cesar Chavez Academy and Home Gardens Academy in Corona wouldn’t happen until the 2027-2028 school year. “This review is centered on ensuring equitable access to the same academic o…
Corona parents worry as district considers cutting 7th and 8th grades at 2 CNUSD schools
Two elementary schools that include seventh and eighth grade programs in the Corona-Norco Unified School District may soon lose the upper grade levels due to declining enrollment.
Two campuses in one of California’s largest school districts could implement changes in grades 7 and 8, which has generated concern among parents. Schools that, according to parents, could be impacted are the Cesar Chavez Academy and the Home Gardens Academy, in the city of Corona. “We need to look for a new school and new friends,” said Amanda Cromer, a mother of family. Cromer explained that it all started a few days ago, when several families…
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