Yet districts typically struggle to realize the full potential of the technology.

Student overcrowding continued into the 70's as more families moved into the schools and the district struggled to find enough classroom space.

The 2002 takeover occurred after the district struggled for years with high school taxes, mismanagement, lagging scores and low graduation rates.

However, the district struggles to provide a relevant education for less-motivated members of the student population.

Several other districts are also struggling.

While most referendums for school expansion are passing, some smaller districts with increased enrollment are struggling, especially after heavy cuts in state aid.

They say their departure stems from a concern that the district is struggling to meet the needs of so many disadvantaged students, let alone average ones.

Teachers understand that the district has been struggling with having higher tax rates.

Without more children, the options become fewer as the district struggles to keep the school open.

The district has also struggled financially in recent years.