Miami-Dade district Superintendent Rafael Villalobos put a temporary pause on a process that could have shut down operations at 27 schools.
The school board voted to close nine schools last year, and 27 were recently being evaluated to determine whether they should “remain operational,” according to the Attendance Boundary Committee. The committee released a list of schools broken into two categories — those that are “reassessed,” and those that are “under review.”
“I’d like to be given that opportunity to put a pause, and then we can come back second week of October and still finish by December,” Villalobos said at a Sept. 2 School Board Committee Meeting.
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