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Interim superintendent Amanda Bush outlines Graysville enrollment after split from Kooske
Summary
Amanda Bush, interim superintendent, said the newly independent Graysville School District expects about 479 students at JEVS and about 264 at GHS, for a projected total of over 740 students next year.
Amanda Bush, interim superintendent for the Graysville School District, told listeners the district expects to enroll roughly 479 students at JEVS and about 264 at GHS next year after it is no longer connected with Kooske. "JEVS is anticipated to have around 479 students and GHS should have around 264," Bush said.
Bush framed the numbers as estimates and emphasized that they will shape planning for classrooms, transportation and other services. She said the combined enrollment would mean the district will be "servicing over 740 students next year," and called the incoming student population "a lot of kids coming to school to learn." The district did not provide a breakdown of enrollment by grade in this statement.
