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Davis Demographics forecasts modest enrollment growth for Redmond SD over next seven years
Summary
A Davis Demographics forecast presented to the Redmond School District Board projects about 450 additional students over seven years, citing rising births, household migration, and 1,271 approved residential units planned within seven years.
Scott Torlucci of Davis Demographics presented the Redmond School District Board with a 10-year student-population forecast, saying the three main drivers are kindergarten cohort size, families moving in or out, and new housing development.
Davis projects a modest increase of about 450 students over the next seven years and noted 1,271 city-approved residential units planned within the same period. Torlucci explained the study data and forecast calculations used to produce the numbers and emphasized that future kindergarten enrollment rates are a key variable.
Board members asked clarifying questions about assumptions in the forecast and housing-development timelines during the presentation. The forecast will inform district planning for capacity, staffing, and facility projects ahead of a planned capital bond effort in November 2024.
