Superintendent reports nine-student enrollment decline, outlines master-schedule changes
Superintendent (S1) told the board the district is down nine high-school students from last year and linked that to attendance enforcement and revoked interdistrict agreements; he outlined plans to split middle-grade classes, add electives and keep the focus on attendance incentives.
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Superintendent S1 reported to the board that high-school enrollment (grades 7-12) is down nine students compared with the same time last year, a loss S1 said is tied in part to revoked interdistrict agreements and switches to online enrollment for students not meeting attendance requirements.
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