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Freeman board sets option‑enrollment caps for 2026–27 school year
Summary
The Freeman Public Schools Board of Education set option‑enrollment limits March 9 for the 2026–27 school year: K–2 at 38 students, grades 3–6 at 40, and grades 7–12 at 40. The motion passed unanimously with one member absent.
The Freeman Public Schools Board of Education approved limits on option enrollment for the 2026–27 school year during its March 9 meeting, setting caps at K–2: 38 students; grades 3–6: 40 students; and grades 7–12: 40 students.
Board member Kyle Dorn moved to set the limits as listed; board member Tiffany Buhr seconded. The vote was recorded as five in favor, none opposed, with AJ Wiese absent.
The agenda lists the action as "Consideration and possible action to set Option Enrollment limits for the 2026-2027 school year." The minutes do not include details about the district's projected enrollments, waitlist procedures, or how the caps will be applied across grade-level transfers; those operational details were not specified in the recorded action.
Families seeking option enrollment for 2026–27 should consult the district office or future board materials for application procedures and timeline; the board did not set those operational specifics during the recorded motion.
