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Frontier Central reviews enrollment trends, absorbs COVID-era positions and shifts HR systems
Summary
District HR staff presented a three-year enrollment and staffing review showing declining birth-rate cohorts, current enrollment just over 4,500, absorption of COVID-funded positions into the general fund, growing family home instruction numbers, and HR system upgrades including Schoolfront/Recruitfront and Red Rover.
Frontier Central School District staff presented a three-year review of enrollment and staffing and described human-resources changes, class-size calculations and family home-instruction trends at a board meeting.
The presenter reviewed birth-rate data from the New York State Department of Health covering 2010—2020 and said the district used cohort tracking to predict enrollment. He said average live births in earlier five-year spans fell from roughly 351 to about 322, and that the district's most recent live-birth figures for 2021 and 2022 were 307 and 308 respectively. The presenter described current district enrollment as "approximately just…
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