Orange County School Board in Florida closes seven underused schools due to declining enrollment, citing factors like voucher programs, falling birth rates, and immigration rule changes. The move, expected to save $41 million, comes as enrollment drops by 4% in the past year. The district plans to reallocate resources to growing areas.
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