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Administrator reports enrollment steady at 277; high school gains offset middle-school declines
Summary
An administrator told the board enrollment remains about 277, praised student leadership during homecoming, and presented three-year testing trends that show middle-school score declines but notable high-school increases in several grades.
An administrator (speaker 7) told the board that enrollment has held steady at about 277 students and that homecoming activities led by student leaders went well.
"We're 2 77," the administrator said, summarizing current enrollment. They credited student leaders for organizing homecoming and said the week "went without a hitch."
The administrator also reviewed three-year state-testing comparisons compiled by staff member Dan Sharp. They said middle-school grades generally declined compared with last year while high-school grades posted significant growth in several grades — citing increases of about 15%, 7% and 16% in some high-school measures. The administrator said the middle-school team has developed shared classroom practices and posters to promote consistent instruction and hopes those strategies will help reverse middle-school declines.
Board members praised the student-led effort and noted the positive community turnout; the administrator said staff are focusing on consistency across classrooms and on grade-level collaboration to move results upward.
