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Board approves 2025-26 open enrollment spaces; no slots for students needing special education

School Board of the Oregon School District · January 27, 2025
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Summary

The Oregon School District board approved the 2025-26 open enrollment spaces as presented, designating 20 4K spots, 12 kindergarten spots and 50 high school slots while recording there are no open-enrollment spaces available for students requiring special education programming.

The School Board approved the 2025-26 open enrollment spaces as presented by district administrator Jina Jonen.

Under the approved Table 1, column E, the district set zero open-enrollment spots for students who need special education programming; it allotted 20 spaces for 4K, 12 for kindergarten, two each in 4th, 5th and 6th grades, two in 8th grade, and 50 spaces for Oregon High School. Leslie Wright moved the motion to approve and Dr. Mary Lokuta seconded; the board approved the motion by roll call vote 6-0.

The action sets admission capacity for out-of-district students for the upcoming school year and will guide enrollment processing and communications.