California's K-12 public schools experienced a 1.3% decline in enrollment, losing 74,961 students, primarily due to falling birth rates and reduced immigration. This trend is causing immediate budget cuts and staff layoffs in many districts, highlighting the need for adaptive financial planning and resource allocation strategies.
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