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District reports year'end enrollment at 4,217; initial 2025'26 projected enrollment lower
Summary
Mr. Silberg told the board the district ended the school year at 4,217 students, up from the previous year, and reported an early 2025'26 'actual' enrollment of 4,069 with TK and kindergarten counts highlighted.
The board received an end'of'year enrollment report from Mr. Silberg. He said the district finished the school year with 4,217 students — the year's high — an increase of 63 from the previous reporting day and 149 more than the last day of the prior school year.
Silberg explained the difference between end'of'year counts and "actual enrollment" for the coming year (students who have completed registration packets). As of the report, the district's early 2025'26 actual enrollment stood at 4,069 students — 148 fewer than the year'end figure — which staff described as roughly on pace with recent years.
Key numbers: - End'of'year enrollment: 4,217 students (year high) - Early 2025'26 "actual" enrollment (packets completed/confirmed): 4,069 - TK enrolled as of report: 206 (208 at end of school year) - Kindergarten enrolled as of report: 318 (400 at the end of school year)
Silberg described TK and kindergarten as the cohorts that typically generate most summer enrollment fluctuations and said summer enrollment trends would continue to update. When asked about pre'COVID highs, the board noted the prior peak was about 4,256 students.
Board members expressed satisfaction with the enrollment trend and thanked staff for gaining students after earlier declines in other districts.
