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Sherwood SD 88J staff outlines incoming transfer slot breakdowns

Sherwood School District 88J Board · February 25, 2025
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Summary

Staff detailed how incoming interdistrict slots would be distributed by level (elementary 80; middle 40; high 50), how students would be assigned by building capacity and that siblings would be kept together.

District staff presented a level-by-level breakdown of proposed incoming interdistrict transfer slots. For elementary grades the staff proposed 80 slots total—30 kindergarten seats and 10 seats for each grade from 1 through 5—with assignments based on school building capacity and sibling priority.

The middle-school proposal would add 40 incoming slots (20 for sixth grade, 10 each for grades seven and eight). The high-school proposal would allow 50 incoming slots (20 for ninth grade and 10 each for grades 10–12). Staff said these counts mirror recent years’ practices and are revisited annually during board policy setting.