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Superintendent reports enrollment gains, transportation challenges and possible parcel sale
Summary
Superintendent Jeff Davis reported Elementary enrollment at 492 and Middle School at 262, said two long-term substitute positions were filled, noted transportation staffing issues with First Student, and said the board will review a resolution in October about potentially selling four parcels.
At the Sept. 23 meeting, Superintendent Jeff Davis told the Pioneer School District board that district enrollment has increased: the Elementary is reporting 492 students and the Middle School 262 students. He said the district filled two long-term substitute positions for grades 3 and 5 to accommodate needs created by increased enrollment.
Davis also told the board the district is working with transportation contractor First Student to secure additional drivers amid ongoing transportation challenges. He said the board will review a resolution in October regarding the potential sale of four parcels; no details on the parcels or terms were provided in the meeting minutes.
The enrollment figures and staffing changes were recorded in the superintendent’s report; the parcel-sale resolution is scheduled for board consideration at the Oct. 27, 2025 meeting.
