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Provo eSchool principal reports falling K–8 enrollment, steady overall enrollments and targets math gains
Summary
At the April 15 Provo City School Board meeting, Provo eSchool principal Clint Smith presented enrollment and performance data, citing 1,434 total enrollments, midyear Acadience and 2024 RISE results, Trust Lands goals for reading and math, staffing levels and challenges with parent engagement and IEP services.
Clint Smith, principal of Provo eSchool, told the Provo City School Board on April 15 that the district’s online school currently lists 1,434 total enrollments and that K–8 enrollment has dropped to about 60–65 students.
Smith said eSchool uses rolling enrollment. Students are given 60 school days to complete a course, with an optional 60‑day extension; a $15 extension fee applies unless a fee waiver is in place. He described staffing as “1.5 FTE” for the K–8 program and about 25 high‑school teachers working on stipend (he said three are retired teachers and about 22 currently teach in the district). Teachers are paid $500 per section plus $20 per student per term for high‑school sections.
Smith described the…
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