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Spring Valley board sets 2026–27 open-enrollment limits based on staffing and class size
Summary
Principals and the special-education director recommended open-enrollment caps for 2026–27; the board approved the recommended limits during the Jan. 14 meeting to align enrollments with staff levels and class sizes.
Principals and the district’s special-education director told the Spring Valley School Board on Jan. 14 that recommended open-enrollment limits for the 2026–27 school year were based on current staff levels and class-size considerations, and the board approved those recommendations.
Elementary Principal Nicole Lamb, MS/HS Principal Chris Segerstrom and Special Education Director Ben Lamb presented the recommendation for the number of students the district can accept via open enrollment for 2026–27. Ryan Glaus moved to approve the recommended limits and Stacy Schultz seconded; the motion carried.
The minutes record that the recommendation accounts for staffing and class-size constraints but do not list the specific seat limits by grade or program in the public record provided. The board’s action establishes the district’s enrollment capacity for the coming school year as presented by district administrators.
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