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Edcouch-Elsa ISD principals report registration rates ranging from 72% to 98% ahead of school year

EDCOUCH-ELSA ISD Board of Trustees · August 6, 2026
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Summary

Principals across the district reported registration percentages and outreach plans: JFK 84% (293 of 348), LBD 98%, Carlos Truan 96%, high school 88%, Ruben C. Rodriguez 79%, Santiago Garcia 72%. Each principal outlined meet-the-teacher events and outreach strategies.

Multiple campus principals told the Edcouch-Elsa ISD Board of Trustees they have made significant progress on student registration ahead of the new school year.

Ruben C. Rodriguez Elementary Principal Stephanie Garcia said the campus is "currently at 79% registered students" after phone calls, home visits and Truancy Officer outreach. John F. Kennedy Fine Arts Academy Principal Jennifer Montelongo reported 293 of 348 students registered (84%) and evening office hours to support parents.

LBD Elementary Principal Natalia said her campus reached about 98% registration and described home visits to the small remaining group of unregistered students. Carlos Truan Middle School Principal Jessica Mata reported roughly 96% registered and described in-person registration and outreach to encourage middle-school families. High school Principal Monica Kasprzinski said the high school's registration rose to about 1,339 students (roughly 88%) and credited targeted outreach with coaches, band and extracurricular staff.

Principals described a mix of strategies — phone calls, home visits, social media (ClassDojo, Thrillshare), evening registration hours and meet-the-teacher events — to finalize enrollments with the district aiming to minimize paper packets and increase online registration.