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The biggest proposed savings—$12.6 million—could come from consolidating 19 elementary schools, primarily located in the district’s eastern area portion, where student growth has slowed compared to housing development in the Harvest Green and Sienna communities. (Community Impact staff)
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Fort Bend ISD audit identities up to $17.4M in potential reductions, including school consolidations

By Valeria Escobar

The biggest proposed savings—$12.6 million—could come from consolidating 19 elementary schools, primarily located in the district’s eastern area portion, where student growth has slowed compared to housing development in the Harvest Green and Sienna communities.

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