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Superintendent reports enrollment, attendance and student projects

Pilot Rock School Board · January 1, 2026
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Summary

Superintendent Troy Jerome reported PK–6 enrollment at 150 with 93.38% attendance; Assistant Superintendent David Norton reported 7–12 enrollment at 143 with 93.87% attendance and highlighted a wood-shop tiny home project and two students selected for All-State Band.

Superintendent and elementary principal Troy Jerome told the board that PK–6 enrollment stands at 150 students with a 93.38% average daily attendance, and he showed a map for a proposed high school lighting project for which Energy Trust funds are eligible to offset costs.

Assistant Superintendent and secondary principal David Norton reported 7–12 enrollment of 143 students with a 93.87% attendance average, said wood-shop students have started construction on a tiny home project, and noted Lucas Thieme and Autumn Severe were selected for All-State Band and performed in Eugene; Norton also said the first semester concludes Jan. 22 and students are completing MAPS testing to inform second-semester instruction.