Public schools facing enrollment dip try to entice parents back

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Public schools across the country that saw a dip in enrollment due to COVID-19 concerns are trying to entice wary parents back before the next school year begins — not only for the students’ sakes but in some cases to save jobs.

Some are hosting early back-to-school nights, while others like Glendale Elementary School in Arizona are putting together a drive-thru kindergarten readiness event.

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