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Director reports enrollment growth, Skyward vendor watch and live transportation map
Summary
District Director Miss Roto reported enrollment at 4,719 students (up 1.51% year over year), ongoing facilities work at Castle Heights, that the Skyward student-information system did not appear on the state's approved vendor list (the district will monitor), and that a transportation app map feature went live with roughly 1,500–1,600 users.
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Director Miss Roto summarized several operational updates for the Lebanon Special School District during the meeting.
"Enrollment, we're at 4,719 students. Currently, that is up 1.51% from close of business last year," Miss Roto said, highlighting an enrollment uptick the district will use for planning.
On facilities, Miss Roto said HVAC work funded through infrastructure funds is nearing completion, and exterior-door work at Castle Heights is finished; a window bid packet for Castle Heights will go out this week.
Miss Roto also raised a vendor issue: "Skyward is our student information system. It was not on the list of vendors approved moving forward through the state," she said, adding that the district will monitor the situation and that any required transition would be a lengthy, state-driven process.
On transportation, Miss Roto and staff noted the district’s route map feature went live today; they reported between 1,500 and 1,600 users and said the function shows route information and the approximate bus location. The director told the board the district will send a notice to families advising them to refresh the app to ensure map functionality.
A finance update given elsewhere in the meeting reported local option sales-tax collections for the most recent cycle of $959,722, roughly $141,000 above the district’s estimate; property-tax collections were noted as forthcoming after the holiday season.
The board discussed communication steps to notify parents about the app and accepted the director’s updates before moving to the teaching-and-learning presentation.

