American school districts face significant enrollment declines and increased competition from charter schools and homeschooling, challenging their traditional role as primary educators for most students. To survive, districts must innovate by offering tailored educational programs that attract families while also supporting a broader ecosystem of public education services. States can facilitate this transition by implementing policies that promote flexibility and innovation in district operations.
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