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District enrollment edges up to 328; absenteeism remains a focus
Summary
Presenter reported fall enrollment rose to 328 from 302 last year—the first increase since 2018—while average daily attendance is about 92%, chronic absenteeism is near 20%, and chronic truancy is about 9%; PBIS interventions are planned.
The presenter told the board that fall enrollment for the district increased from 302 last year to 328 this year, marking the first enrollment rise since 2018. The figure is based on October fall enrollment used in the district's presentation and refers to the 2024–25 school year data shown on the slides.
On attendance, the presenter said average daily attendance is at 92% districtwide. Chronic absenteeism—students missing 10% of days for any reason—was reported at about 20%, and chronic truancy (missing 5% without a valid excuse) is roughly 9%. The presenter said PBIS (Positive Behavioral Interventions and Supports) will be a focus this year to address these attendance concerns.
