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District explains annual enrollment cap policy; board to vote on JETB
Summary
Administrators reviewed the annual enrollment cap policy JETB, which would set a 25‑student cap for out‑of‑district elementary placements to protect class size; board members said the policy will be voted on later in the meeting cycle.
District administrators walked the board through the annual review of policy JETB, which addresses enrollment caps for the 2026–27 school year.
A staff presenter said the policy "only applies to students that don't do that in the district" and explained the intent: "it just protects the class size of the 25" for out‑of‑district students at elementary schools (MES, LES and BES). The presenter emphasized the cap would not be used to deny students who live within district boundaries.
Board members discussed the policy as a standard annual action and confirmed they will vote on it later in the meeting process. Administrators framed the cap as a safety precaution to preserve instructional quality and classroom conditions if out‑of‑district demand rises.
