A growing number of families sharing homes in Montgomery County could have contributed to wildly underestimated school enrollment this year, some county leaders said Monday.
Roughly 1,600 more students than expected showed up for class this September, in a school year where planners estimated enrollment would grow by only 50 or so students.
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