Mesa Public Schools to Cut 50 Positions Amid Enrollment Decline
February 28, 2026
Mesa Public Schools will cut 50 positions in May due to declining enrollment affecting funding and staffing levels.
Mesa Public Schools will cut 50 positions in May due to declining enrollment affecting funding and staffing levels.
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