Davis, California is facing an enrollment crisis due to a lack of affordable housing, leading to a decline in school enrollment and the potential closure of schools, prompting the city to consider new housing developments to address the issue.
The Davis Joint Unified School District Board of Education is facing a potential loss of 1,000 students over the next decade due to rising housing prices, falling birth rates, and changes in UC Davis’s workforce patterns, which could lead to school closures and staff cuts unless two proposed housing developments are approved.
The Davis Joint Unified School District is facing a crisis due to declining enrollment, and Superintendent Matt Best is advocating for new housing to stabilize the district’s finances and prevent school closures.
The Village Farms development in Davis, CA will not appear on the 2025 ballot, but will instead be put to a public vote in June 2026, after the developer and city staff agreed to revise the project timeline, which has been delayed by over a year due to community concerns and environmental issues.
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