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Royse City ISD to expand dual‑credit online options this fall amid enrollment slowdown
Summary
Superintendent Amy Anderson said the district will offer expanded online dual‑credit courses in fall 2026 to provide scheduling flexibility and help address enrollment shifts; she also cited a daily updated enrollment figure of 10,299.
Amy Anderson, superintendent of Royse City ISD, told the joint meeting the district will begin offering online dual‑credit options in fall 2026 to help students and reduce in‑building seat demand. "We currently are going to be offering this fall, in 2026, virtual options for our dual credit students," Anderson said, noting that roughly 380–400 dual‑credit credits will be available online.
Anderson framed the change as one response to enrollment fluctuations and neighboring districts’ virtual‑school offerings. She noted the district’s total enrollment was 10,299 on the day of the presentation and that enrollment has been volatile, with families moving or choosing other programs.
The district said expanded virtual offerings are intended to give flexibility similar to what students face in college and to reduce some in‑person staffing and classroom pressures while preserving instructional quality.
