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Superintendent reports enrollment dip, strong graduation rates and UMCHS property update

Morrow County School District Board of Directors · February 9, 2026
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Summary

Superintendent Matt Combe reported Feb. 9 that district enrollment is 2,175 (down 38 year-over-year), inter-district transfers net +22, graduation rates exceed 96% for the fifth consecutive year, and the UMCHS property sale is expected to close later in the week.

Superintendent Matt Combe told the board on Feb. 9 that district enrollment stood at 2,175 students, a decline of 38 from the same time last school year, while inter-district transfers were net +22 to date. He said the district is monitoring expenditures closely amid an improving economic forecast and noted that the UMCHS property "should be closing later this week," according to the minutes.

Combe also highlighted that MCSD's graduation rate exceeded 96% for the fifth consecutive year, crediting district staff for their work in supporting on-time graduations. Details about the UMCHS transaction—such as buyer or sale price—are not specified in the public minutes.