Indiana district will close 4 elementary schools

March 12, 2010
New Albany-Floyd County system will move 5th graders to middle schools
From The Indianapolis Star: The New Albany-Floyd County (Ind.) School Board has voted to close four elementary schools as part of $6.6 million in budget cuts. The district will shift fifth graders to the district's three middle schools and other students to its nine remaining elementary schools.

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