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Superintendent reports steady construction progress and enrollment growth of 93 students
Summary
Superintendent Larson told the board that construction at the district elementary and middle school projects is progressing with masonry and roofing work; the district reported enrollment of just over 5,220 students, up 93.
Superintendent Larson gave project-level updates on the district’s construction work and enrollment figures during the meeting.
Larson said masonry and steel-stud erection are underway at the elementary project (transcript spellings vary), with flat concrete work and slabs being poured; work was reported moving toward the east side of the building with a push to enclose areas before winter. At the middle school, classroom additions and roof joist setting were reported, and the child nutrition services site is progressing through underground utilities and concrete work. Larson said the multipurpose activity/wrestling room and expanded locker rooms were staged for masonry work and that schedules remain unchanged.
On the academic calendar and operations, Larson reminded families to submit updated free and reduced meal applications and noted parent-teacher conferences and no-school dates in October and November. He reported district enrollment at just over 5,220 students, a net growth of 93 students for junior kindergarten through grade 12; actual count day is the last Friday in September, which could bring small adjustments.
The board had no changes to schedules and accepted the update; no formal motions or staff assignments resulted from the construction update beyond routine project oversight.
