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Enrollment edges up by 16 students; principals highlight activities and new elementary preview
Summary
District staff reported enrollment growth of 16 students since December, estimated revenue impact tied to attendance, and principals described campus events, attendance rates (~95%), UIL and arts activities and a community "sneak peek" of the new elementary campus scheduled for Saturday night.
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District staff told trustees that enrollment had increased by 16 students since the December board meeting; staff estimated the higher attendance could add approximately $90,000 if those students attend at high rates and contribute to average daily attendance (ADA) assumptions.
Principals reported campus highlights: attendance near 94–95%, middle-of-year math testing, advisory projects (a Valentine's project for a senior-living center), middle-school musicals and UIL participation, and enrichment projects such as a 3rd-grade solar-system display. Principals invited trustees to a community event at the new elementary campus (described as a "sneak peek" held in the cafeteria) and asked board members to hold time for a post-meeting photo with principals.
Administrators noted staffing and extracurricular successes (students qualifying for regionals, athletic records and upcoming scrimmages) and confirmed construction remains on schedule. The board encouraged continued updates on enrollment, attendance, and construction milestones.

