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April 25, 2001 | JENIFER RAGLAND, TIMES STAFF WRITER
It wasn't long ago that anxious parents would line up for hours outside Oak Hills Elementary School the morning of spring registration, eager to ensure their child could secure a space in the nationally recognized school. For the first time in nearly a decade, Oak Hills and the other two elementary schools in the high-performing Oak Park Unified School District are expecting a dip in fall enrollment.
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CALIFORNIA | LOCAL
April 25, 2001 | JENIFER RAGLAND, TIMES STAFF WRITER
It wasn't long ago that anxious parents would line up for hours outside Oak Hills Elementary School the morning of spring registration, eager to ensure their child could secure a space in the nationally recognized school. For the first time in nearly a decade, Oak Hills and the other two elementary schools in the high-performing Oak Park Unified School District are expecting a dip in fall enrollment.
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December 1, 2000 | KATIE COOPER, SPECIAL TO THE TIMES
Faced with static enrollment, officials in the 3,500-student Oak Park Unified School District--one of the top performers in Ventura County--plan to recruit students from outside the district for next fall. Officials expect about 100 openings in the district's three elementary schools. Additional spaces at Oak Park High School may also be available, officials said. The plan is unusual because districts with high test scores typically struggle to keep students out.
CALIFORNIA | LOCAL
December 1, 2000 | KATIE COOPER, SPECIAL TO THE TIMES
Faced with static enrollment, officials in the 3,500-student Oak Park Unified School District--one of the top performers in Ventura County--plan to recruit students from outside the district for next fall. Officials expect about 100 openings in the district's three elementary schools. Additional spaces at Oak Park High School may also be available, officials said. The plan is unusual because districts with high test scores typically struggle to keep students out.
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