Ledgemont High School might close its doors for the 2014-2015 school year as administrators and school board members continue the district’s quest for financial solvency. Tuesday night, board members held a special work session at Ledgemont Elementary School to discuss closing the high school. The meeting concluded after presstime. There currently are 227 students enrolled in the high school building, which houses students in grades 7-12. Superintendent Julie Ramos told members of the Ledgemont Financial Planning and Supervision Commission (LFPSC) in January the district was exploring options to generate long-term stability and address incurable debt and declining enrollment. Two of...
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