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Superintendent reports first enrollment uptick in 25 years; board receives governance certificates
Summary
Superintendent Willis told the board that preliminary counts show an increase of 53 students from last year — the first year-over-year rise in about 25 years — and noted board members received governance training certificates.
During the superintendent's report, Willis thanked staff and board members, noted governance training completions and reported preliminary enrollment figures that, if confirmed, would mark the district's first increase in roughly 25 years.
"It is not official yet, but as of right now, we are up 53 students from last year," Willis said, calling the trend positive. He also noted that the district had seen long-term declines in earlier years and emphasized continued outreach to promote district programs.
The board applauded the preliminary uptick. Administration said the enrollment figures are not final until official counts are submitted, but Willis asked the board to regard the preliminary figure as encouraging while they continue standard auditing and reporting procedures.
