How does PIACS affect staffing of the other public schools in the districts?
Once PIACS students register for PIACS, the districts are given the information so that they can plan their budgets and staffing accordingly. If there are fewer students attending the other public schools in the districts, the superintendents will need to reallocate staff resources, as they would with any other population shift over time. They have the power, the resources, and the skills to staff districts effectively. PIACS is a supporter of great public schools and seeks to be an educational ally and innovator as a public charter school within three excellent school districts.
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