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Superintendent reports 6,265 year-end enrollment and large senior class; summer programs and annual report date set
Summary
Superintendent Barry Brown told the June 9 committee the district closed the year with 6,265 students, a senior class of about 320 with 267 graduates to date, summer school plans and an anticipated July 1 annual report release.
Superintendent Barry Brown delivered a brief end-of-year report at the June 9 committee meeting with enrollment and graduation updates.
Brown said the district ended the year with 6,265 students, noting typical midyear fluctuation between January and June. He reported the district had approximately 320 seniors and that 267 seniors had marched at graduation; the district expects to graduate additional students through summer school. Brown said roughly 38–39 students were close to completing requirements and could earn diplomas after summer work.
The superintendent reviewed summer-program start dates and noted the district’s administrator retreat scheduled for July 30 through August 1. He told the committee the annual report is anticipated to be posted by July 1 and that a vaccination clinic for state-mandated immunizations is scheduled for June 17.
Brown said the board’s regular meeting was scheduled for June 25 (the transcript refers to the “20 fifth,” but staff clarified the rescheduled board meeting is June 25 to satisfy a 30-day posting requirement related to the budget). He closed by congratulating the class of 2025 and noting partner graduations such as at CA YouthBuild.
Ending: The superintendent’s update concluded without questions beyond scheduling clarifications; board members noted the large senior class as a positive development.
