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Granite Falls business report flags enrollment decline, uncertain transportation funding
Summary
District business staff told the board Feb. 12 that enrollment peaked in November and has declined since, creating forecasting uncertainty; transportation funding formulas and a limited statewide bucket could change the district’s final revenue by up to $2 million.
District business staff told the Granite Falls School District board on Feb. 12 that enrollment has declined since a November peak and that the drop is complicating revenue forecasting for the current year.
Marshall Cruz presented the business report and said the district typically sees enrollment growth through spring; this year, however, counts peaked in November and have steadily fallen. Cruz noted that “every 10 students that you lose, it’s a hundred and $110,000 in revenue,” illustrating how enrollment changes ripple through the district budget. In…
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