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Director reports 4,690 enrollment, four 'reward' schools and targeted supports for two schools
Summary
District director reported a small enrollment dip to 4,690 students, announced four reward schools, identified Castle Heights and Walter J. Bear for targeted support due to low subgroup performance, and previewed construction bids and summer-school planning.
At the Lebanon Special School District meeting, the director provided a report that noted current enrollment of 4,690 students, a slight decline since fall break that the administration expects will recover. The director also outlined near-term capital and personnel updates and described district accountability results.
The director said bids for window replacement at Castle Heights are due Dec. 12, with a goal to present recommendations at…
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