Board adopts 2025–26 option-enrollment resolution setting capacity limits
Summary
The Red Willow School District Board unanimously approved the 2025–26 option-enrollment resolution, which sets maximum numbers of nonresident students by grade and program and includes appendices specifying capacity limits per school and program.
The board unanimously adopted a resolution setting option-enrollment limits for the 2025–26 school year. The resolution (read in full at the Aug. 11 meeting) instructs the district to adopt Policy 5006 Appendix 1, which lists maximum numbers of option (nonresident) students by grade and program, and establishes the district’s standards for accepting or rejecting option-enrollment applications.
The resolution text reiterates the statutory requirement that the board adopt capacity standards by Oct. 15 each year and records that the board’s determinations considered available staff, facilities, projected resident enrollment and special education availability. The transcript shows the board approved the resolution with a motion by Jesse Juenemann and a second by Mike Langan; the roll-call vote was 6–0 in favor.
Appendix tables in the packet list program capacities and projected enrollments (examples shown in the packet: Kindergarten capacity 120 with projected enrollment 95 and 25 option seats; Building capacity and grade-level numbers are included for elementary, junior high and high school in the appendices).
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