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Horry County Schools report modest decline in student membership as birthrate stays flat
Summary
District officials reported a year-over-year decline in the 45-day average daily membership, with pre-K enrollment included in total counts, and discussed demographic shifts, charter-school impacts and planning implications for long-range capital projects.
Neil James, chair of the Horry County Board of Education Facilities Committee, opened discussion of enrollment as Mister Burch presented the district’s 10-year average daily membership (ADM) trend.
Mister Burch, who provided the enrollment briefing, said the district’s 45-day K–12 ADM this year was reported at about 45,666, down from 46,264 the prior year, and that an additional 1,521 pre-kindergarten and child-development students bring the reported pre-K–12 total to 47,187.…
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