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Superintendent reports enrollment at 60, outlines SSDA advocacy on facility funding for small districts

Stony Creek Joint Unified School District Board of Education · April 22, 2025
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Summary

Superintendent Emily Pendell reported total district enrollment of 60 students (38 elementary, 22 high school), summarized student program activity and described recent SSDA advocacy meetings with OPSC about Prop 2 and a potential $200,000 barrier for small districts seeking facility master planning funds.

Superintendent Emily Pendell told the board the district’s current enrollment is 60 students: Elk Creek Elementary 38 and Elk Creek High School 22. She highlighted recent student activities—FFA representation at the state conference, Med Ed Club visits to UC Davis, Shasta College tours, and Butte College Reg2Go for seniors—and thanked staff and chaperones who supported the trips.

Pendell also described advocacy at the Small School Districts Association conference, where she met with Office of Public School Construction representatives about access to Prop 2 facility funds and challenges small districts face, including the $200,000 cost of a facilities master plan. OPSC staff reportedly expressed interest in visiting the district to learn firsthand about local facility needs.