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Superintendent reports slight enrollment decline, cites state budget caution

Winston-Dillard School District 116 Board of Directors · October 13, 2025
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Summary

Superintendent reported district enrollment is down 12 students from last month and referenced state guidance to slow spending and "sharpen pencils" as the district monitors budget pressures.

Superintendent (agency official speaking for the district) told the board the most recent enrollment report shows the district is down 12 students from the previous month and that staff are monitoring the trend.

"It does show that we're down 12 students from from last month," the superintendent said, adding that the decline is modest but warrants continued attention. The superintendent also referenced state budget guidance from Governor Tina Kotek and said staff are "sharpening our pencils," delaying nonessential spending and rethinking operations in the near term.

Board members were asked to review an accompanying state budget report and to raise questions as needed; no formal budget action was taken at the meeting.