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Packet shows sixth-grade— and briefly fifth-grade—class limits exceeded in early Semester 1
Summary
Board packet data show sixth-grade enrollment exceeded capacity across July–September (237 vs. capacity 220 in July, remaining above capacity in August and September). Fifth grade exceeded capacity in the July snapshot by one student (208 enrolled vs. capacity 207).
The presentation to the School Board shows grade-level capacity shortfalls in middle grades. In the July 31 snapshot, sixth grade is listed with 237 students compared with a capacity of 220 (a shortfall of 17 students); August and September snapshots show sixth-grade enrollment of 240 (+20) and 235 (+15) respectively versus the same listed capacity.
Fifth grade is shown over capacity in the July snapshot (208 enrolled vs. capacity 207, available -1) but returns to near-capacity levels in subsequent snapshots. These grade-level overages are presented in the packet as numerical rows; the materials do not record a board decision or mitigation steps within the packet itself.
