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District ends year with slightly higher enrollment, superintendent reports
Summary
The superintendent reported the district grew from about 1,554 to about 1,561 students over the school year, highlighted strong open enrollment and virtual‑academy numbers (about 295 students), and said the free‑and‑reduced lunch rate held near 22.75%.
The district reported a modest enrollment increase over the school year, district administrators said.
A district administrator provided the final enrollment report of the year, saying the district began the year with about 1,554 students and finished at about 1,561. The presenter said this was the first time in memory that the district ended with more students than it started with and noted strong open‑enrollment trends and a robust virtual academy, with about 295 students in that program in June.
The superintendent (or presenting administrator) also said the district continued to report a stable free‑and‑reduced lunch rate of about 22.75% districtwide. The presenter described a number of early graduates in June as a positive sign for completion and post‑secondary readiness.
Board members thanked staff for the report. The figures were reported by district staff during the administration report and are subject to final verification in official enrollment records.
