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What local housing means for our schools

Posted on 04/03/2025

Superintendent Best

Superintendent Best shared a message with our DJUSD and Davis Community on the importance of including schools in the local housing conversation. As you may know, DJUSD has been experiencing declining enrollment for two decades and is now at a critical juncture for decision-making. Without new housing development, DJUSD is forecasted to drop another 1000 students in ten years and will need a significant restructure. To learn more, please read Superintendent Best’s latest message.