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Board approves summer school fees amid unusually low early enrollment

Gavin School District No. 37 Board of Education · March 18, 2026
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Summary

The Board voted to approve summer school fees as required by policy; Superintendent Dr. Scott Schwartz reported only 19 students had registered as of March 10 compared with a typical 60–80.

The Board approved the summer school fees required by district policy and discussed early registration numbers, which are currently well below typical enrollment.

Dr. Scott Schwartz explained the policy requirement that the Board must formally authorize summer school fees; the motion to approve fees was moved by Mrs. Meyer, seconded by Mrs. Sederstrom, and passed unanimously. He reported summer school registration opened March 10 and as of the March 18 meeting just 19 students had enrolled, compared with a typical range of 60–80 students.

Board members noted the low enrollment and the need for continued outreach to families. No immediate adjustment to the summer school program or fees was made at the meeting; staff will monitor registration and report back.