Portland Public Schools expects to see 3,400 students leave by next school year

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Next year, Portland Public Schools said they’re going to see a big dip in enrollment, which they said is on par with the rest of the state and country.

They expect the biggest drop in enrollment will be in elementary schools at 20%.

PPS said because of that decline, there’s a potential for less state funding, and they expect they’ll need to make staff cuts.

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