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Annandale reports stronger kindergarten class; board to monitor grade-level enrollments
Summary
Superintendent Tim told the board the incoming kindergarten class is projected at 144—up from 114 last year—and said staff will monitor several grade levels and report back as August registration progresses.
Superintendent Tim reviewed enrollment projections for the 2026–27 school year and highlighted a strong incoming kindergarten class of 144 students compared with 114 last year. He told the board staff will continue to monitor grade-level counts through August when families finalize enrollment choices.
Board member Crystal asked whether first grade would have five sections instead of six; Tim confirmed the plan for five sections and noted summer 'trickling in' of students in August can change final counts. The superintendent said the district added a website enrollment pop-up to direct families to the registration link and that staffing adjustments may be necessary depending on final numbers.
Tim said the district will report back at the next meeting with updated counts and that staff are watching class-size implications especially for fourth grade, which currently shows five sections and several 29-student classes.
