ATLANTA — Atlanta Public Schools is considering a major overhaul that could reshape parts of the district by 2027 in response to a projected long-term enrollment decline.
The proposal would affect 16 schools, mostly elementary and middle schools on the west and south sides of the city, with a few others elsewhere in the district. It also includes adjustments at Douglass High School and new district-wide choice status for Carver Early College and Carver School of the Arts.
District leaders say the plan could save about $90 million and reduce capacity by roughly 5,000 seats.
Public hearings are scheduled for November 5 and December 3 before a final vote by the Atlanta Board of Education later this year.
WSB’s Graham Carroll contributed to this story