NO! NO!

snip:

“While various advertising campaigns have been tried, (enrollment) has not changed significantly, if at all, for the past two years,” wrote Lebo in the Aug. 1 notice. “It is very possible that the home schooling … concept is no longer feasible with the economy sometimes forcing both parents to work.”

snip:
Brendlinger said board members operate under the assumption that the school is a financial drain on the district. The claim, she continued, “is completely unfounded.”

The snips above are from this article: School might shut down

(sigh) This is not homeschooling, but public school at home. The specific type of public school at home falls under the category of a home-based charter school. Homeschooling nationwide is growing, albeit in a few states affected by public school at home programs.