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IVVC enrollment declines; board to consider covering Waubonese course costs in May

Hinckley-Big Rock Community Unit School District #429 Board of Education · March 18, 2026
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Summary

Superintendent Jessica Sonntag reported IVVC enrollment for 2026–27 dropped to 30 registered students and about 57 students taking Waubonese courses; the board is expected to vote in May on continuing to pay for two Waubonese courses per semester for juniors and seniors.

Superintendent Dr. Jessica Sonntag told the board that IVVC enrollment for the 2026–27 school year is down, with 30 students registered and about 57 students enrolled in Waubonese courses. In past years the district covered two Waubonese courses per semester for juniors and seniors; the board is expected to vote on whether to continue that practice at its May meeting.

Sonntag also reported modest enrollment growth elsewhere in the district this month, with five new elementary students and two new high school students enrolling. The enrollment figures for IVVC will factor into scheduling and budgeting for the 2026–27 school year, the superintendent said.