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Attendance edges up while enrollment dips: Cabot district reports mixed trends
Summary
Cabot district reported a near 2 percentage-point rise in daily attendance (90.53% to 92.39%) and an increase in perfect attendance (316 to 520), while total enrollment declined by 211 students; administrators said a hybrid charter school may help next year.
At its May 19 meeting the Cabot School District reported mixed enrollment and attendance results: daily attendance rose from 90.53% to 92.39 comparing the second semester of 2024–25 to 2025–26, and the number of students with perfect attendance increased from 316 to 520, while overall enrollment declined by 211 students.
Dr. Darley presented the data to the board and noted the district hopes a planned hybrid charter school will help arrest enrollment declines in the coming year. The minutes do not specify total current enrollment or demographic breakdowns, and no budgetary dollar amounts tied to the shift were provided.
Board members did not take formal action related to enrollment at the meeting; the report was provided for information. The district’s next steps on enrollment strategy were not specified in the minutes.
