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Board adopts option-enrollment limits for 2026–27 to control capacity
Summary
The Mullen Board adopted Resolution "1" to Policy 5004 setting maximum numbers of option-enrollment students by grade and building for 2026–27, including capacity tables and a provision to review special-education option applications case-by-case.
The board adopted Resolution "1" to Policy 5004, formally setting option-enrollment capacities for the 2026–27 school year.
The resolution lists program capacities and projected enrollments by grade. For example, elementary (PK–5) building capacity is listed as 119 with 43 option-student seats; the 6–12 building capacity is listed as 154 with 68 option seats. The policy text in the packet reiterates that any program or class showing "0" option seats is unavailable to option students due to lack of capacity, and that special-education option applications will be evaluated on a case-by-case basis by the director of special education or designee.
The superintendent’s administrative notes indicate the resolution is intended to control enrollment and ensure services and staffing match projected resident and option students. The motion to adopt the resolution carried by roll-call vote.
