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District enrollment up by 42 students; board approves transfer-class limits in Resolution 25-09
Summary
District reported a net enrollment increase of 42 students—the first rise in 15 years—and trustees approved Resolution 25-09 setting class limits tied to the interdistrict transfer policy; staff said the policy's tiered preferences (including sibling priority) are producing mostly positive community feedback.
Superintendent/administrative staff reported a districtwide net increase of 42 students, noting that junior high and high school numbers rose while some elementary sites were slightly down from projections. The superintendent said this is the first enrollment increase in about 15 years and attributed part of the growth to an adjusted interdistrict transfer policy and changing local housing pressures.
Staff also presented interdistrict transfer breakdowns and explained the policy's preferential tiers, with siblings placed in the top tier. Trustee discussion asked for counts of employee children on IDTs; staff referenced 13 employee children districtwide and said the number is largely single digits for declined requests. Trustee (speaker 10) moved to adopt Resolution 25-09, which sets the class limits tied to the interdistrict transfer policy; the board conducted a roll-call sequence and the resolution was approved.
