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Adventure Club reports 853 enrolled, 68 on waitlist; Dec. 10 sign-up date announced
Summary
District staff reported 853 students currently enrolled in Adventure Club with a dynamic waitlist of 68; staff warned afternoon demand likely to rise under new bell times and urged families to register starting Dec. 10 for next-year placement.
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Annette (district program lead) gave a brief update on Adventure Club enrollment and waitlist numbers at the Nov. 5 board meeting.
Current numbers and signing window: Annette said 853 students are currently enrolled and the waitlist stands at 68, but noted both figures fluctuate daily (earlier in the week enrollment was 861 and the waitlist 54). She said families who expect to need care next school year will be able to add their names beginning Dec. 10 so they will be contacted during the March enrollment window.
Staffing and operations: Annette said Adventure Club typically operates with ratios of roughly 12–15 students per staff member, so each new hire can free that many slots depending on site. She also described typical staffing churn (substitutes used while positions are filled) and confirmed staff outreach to River Falls and Century education programs when recruiting.
Bell-time change implications: Board members and staff discussed consequences of later elementary dismissal times under the new calendar: afternoon childcare demand is expected to increase, and the district is exploring partnering with the high school for a work‑release/credit program to staff Adventure Club roles.
Next steps: Staff will post the Dec. 10 sign-up notice in school newsletters and continue outreach to potential staffing partners.

