Trustees warned enrollment declines could cost the district millions annually
Board and consultants said sustained enrollment declines — a cited estimate of roughly 400 students — could reduce district revenue by about $6–7 million per year, contributing to the budget pressures that factored into the auditors' review.
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Board members and consultants told the Oxnard Union High School District board that ongoing enrollment declines threaten revenue and complicate budgeting, citing an example projection of about 400 fewer students and an estimated $6–7 million annual impact.
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