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Superintendent reports improved balances, enrollment and summer feeding plan

Scott County School District 2 · May 13, 2026
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Summary

Superintendent Dr. Kyle Nycomb reported the district's Education Fund at $709,706.79, Operations Fund at $1,127,510.01 and total bank balance of $3,993,549.75, enrollment of 2,361 K'12 students, and a summer feeding program running May 26'July 31 with middle-school pickup times specified.

During the superintendent's report, Dr. Kyle Nycomb told the board the Education Fund balance at the beginning of May was $709,706.79, the Operations Fund was $1,127,510.01, and the district's Westbank Gold Bank account totaled $3,993,549.75.

Nycomb reported K'12 enrollment of 2,361 students, pre-K enrollment of 79, and 59 students in the district's Warrior Academy (40 from high school, 18 from middle school, 1 from elementary). He announced the district's summer feeding program will run May 26 through July 31, with pickup 11:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. at the middle school; a guardian must pick up meals for children up to 18 years old.

He also highlighted student achievements: a Scottsburg High School senior won the congressional art competition for the district, the middle school band earned ISMA All Music recognition for the first time, and the high school band received its eleventh ISMA All Music award. Several students and competitions were named during the report.

The board did not attach formal votes to the report itself; the figures and program dates were presented for informational and planning purposes.