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Superintendent reports enrollment numbers and says district did not receive 21st CCLC grant despite meeting point threshold
Summary
Superintendent Toby Crosby reported total enrollment of 402 students and early childhood enrollment of 95, and said the district met the 21st CCLC grant point threshold but was not awarded funding; no further documentation was provided at the meeting.
At the May 18 Midland School District Board meeting, Superintendent Toby Crosby reported the district's student counts and informed the board that the district did not receive the 21st Century Community Learning Centers (21st CCLC) grant.
Crosby told the board the district's total student count was 402 as of May 12, 2026. He gave a grade-by-grade breakdown for the elementary school (total 213; kindergarten 25; grades 1–6 with counts reported) and for the high school (total 189; grades 7–12 with counts reported). Early childhood programs totaled 95 students (Pre-K 71; Tiny Tots 18; Tiny Tots Too 6).
Crosby said the district "did meet the point threshold to receive" the 21st CCLC grant but that award allocations were given to applicants who had not operated the program previously. The board did not provide additional documentation at the meeting to substantiate the district’s scoring or the grantor's selection rationale.
Board members discussed assessment results and upcoming annual planning but took no immediate policy action related to the grant at the meeting.
