With the escalating costs of providing excellent education to children yet being fiscally responsible, some school districts are considering consolidating services.  In other instances, towns who currently belong to a regional district are seeking to withdraw as they are paying a disproportionate share of the costs.  Regardless of the type of feasibility study, our consultant team reviews volumes of data including community demographics, enrollment projections, racial balance, existing curricula, and financial impact to each community.  Based on our findings, we provide an impartial and objective summary of the advantages and disadvantages of either forming or withdrawing from a regional school district. 

Recently, Statistical Forecasting LLC has completed the following feasibility studies:

1. Delsea Regional, Franklin Township, and Elk Township School Districts  (March 2004) in considering the dissolution of Delsea Regional and forming two independent school districts.
2. Borough of Oradell (March 2006) in considering the withdrawal of Oradell from the River Dell Regional School District
3. Township of Liberty (April 2006) in considering the withdrawal of Liberty Township from the Great Meadows Regional School District. 
4. Newfield Borough (April 2006) in terminating the send-receive relationship with Buena Regional