Fort Wayne schools exceed Indianapolis schools enrollment

[salvorhardin]

3. In Fort Wayne, FWCS has to *give* the buildings to charters if they're unused

I'm not sure how your first factor influences things today, since we're still talking about the IPS and the city population itself. There's still a huge mismatch between population and school enrollment. It pretty much guarantees either 1) that there are far fewer children in the Indy city limits than should be, or 2) that huge numbers of Indy residents are sending their kids outside IPS.

Also, from my perspective, Fort Wayne is hardly progressive, least of all the most progressive in the state. I would give that award to Bloomington.