White enrollment down as parents weigh options
By Julie Wurth
Sunday February 19, 2006
Robin Scholz
Siblings Nate and Lillian Sokolski do homework at the kitchen table of their Champaign home. Nate, 15, a freshman at Central High, switch from private to public school in the sixth grade, when his parents wanted him to experience a broader education. Lillian recently switched from public to private school for second grade.
CHAMPAIGN – Dave Tewksbury firmly supports the $66 million building plan for Champaign schools. Marci Dodds thinks she does, too.
Which is notable because both Champaign parents moved their second-graders into private schools this year.
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