No One Goes There Anymore
Llanfynydd Primary in Wales has no students. The last of its 11 pupils departed months ago. But it is still open and has most of its staff. Local officials say they don't expect to close the school until the end of the school year in 2015. That's because the Welsh government requires a formal review before any school can be closed and that process is expected to take a few more months to complete.
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