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Valley School District board reviews strategic-plan updates and enrollment trends; no formal action taken
Summary
At a special Sept. 25 meeting, Superintendent Dr. Mandi Rehn presented the district's 2023'028 Strategic Plan and enrollment data, including Paideia High School figures from 2014—2025; the board discussed skills-center partnerships and choice-enrollment impacts but took no formal action.
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At a special meeting Sept. 25, 2024, the Valley School District Board reviewed updates to the district's 2023'028 Strategic Plan and heard enrollment data for the district and neighboring systems, Superintendent Dr. Mandi Rehn said.
Dr. Mandi Rehn, the district superintendent, presented districtwide and regional enrollment figures and walked the directors through Paideia High School enrollment trends from 2014 through 2025. Board members discussed what those trends could mean for programming and long-term planning.
The board also discussed career and technical education options. Dr. Rehn described skills centers, branch campuses and satellite campuses and the board talked about potential interest in trade-focused pathways for future high school students. The presentation included a review of applicable Washington Administrative Code rules related to skills centers.
Dr. Rehn also shared information on choice enrollment into and out of the Valley School District and outlined possible consequences for district planning and services; board members conversed about those effects but did not make any formal directives or motions.
No motions or votes were recorded during the special meeting. The minutes show the meeting began at 4:00 p.m. and adjourned at 5:58 p.m.; the record includes a signature dated Oct. 15, 2024. The board did not adopt any policy changes or formal actions at this session.
