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Why are the schools being built smaller than what the student population is?

April 26, 2017built population schools smaller student

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Why are the schools being built smaller than what the student population is?

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Schools are built based on educational specifications based on optimum size for the educational community. Student enrollment varies over the life of the school with higher enrollment in new communities that diminish as the neighborhood ages.