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It depends on how you define community. Most of those schools, by the old-school definition, were gone in the 1960s.
To me, each county in a state with 120 counties, is a community - except Jefferson, Fayette and a few others that are very large. Half the counties in Kentucky, I would guess, have less than 25,000 people.
The commissioner pretty much admitted the other day in a TV interview that charter schools won't work in rural areas - only big cities - which is pretty much what I said on here last year when everyone was ready to turn some of the independent high schools into charter schools.