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Superintendent reports stable enrollment, 65 new hires and district SEL launch
Summary
Superintendent said enrollment is within projections, the district hired 65 new staff, staffing gaps remain in junior high math and special education, and the district launched a new social‑emotional learning curriculum with national consultant Jeffrey Benson.
Superintendent Dr. Raitzer told District 28 trustees that the school year opened smoothly, enrollment is within the district’s projection window and staffing is “on track” though several positions remain open.
“We have had a great start to the school year,” Superintendent Dr. Raitzer said, noting that the district hired 65 new staff members for the year and that “we still have 11 outstanding positions. Most of those are teaching assistant positions.”
Why it matters: Staffing and enrollment affect class sizes, program continuity and student supports. Trustees asked about long‑term substitutes and evidence for professional development impact.
Dr. Raitzer said the district started the year with about 1,806 students, consistent with the district’s…
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