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Board hears report: enrollment steady at 14 as members discuss state funding bills

Dixie School District Board of Directors · March 23, 2026
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Summary

With enrollment reported at 14 students, the board discussed potential impacts from state House bills concerning TK funding, bus depreciation, and special education that could affect overall state funding though not necessarily district allocations.

Superintendent Jacob Bang reported that district enrollment remains 14 students and raised a short discussion about ways to increase enrollment and the socioeconomic factors affecting families' decisions to attend Dixie. He presented this as part of the business-manager report in Anna Sandness's absence.

Bang noted several pending state House bills that could change funding streams for transitional kindergarten (TK), bus depreciation, and special education. He emphasized that while some bills may not directly alter the district's current allocations, they affect statewide funding structures and warrant monitoring by district leadership.