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Wayzata reports hundreds of volunteers and thousands of care hours in Community Ed programs

Wayzata Public Schools Board of Education · March 24, 2025
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Summary

Staff reported Community Ed program metrics: 153 literacy volunteers serving 306 elementary students, 975 high school students in the Volunteer Club, 1,237 K–5 enrolled in before/after care, and 318,000 individual hours of care year-to-date.

The district presented a snapshot of Community Education participation: 153 literacy volunteers serving 306 elementary students and 975 high school students registered in the Volunteer Club. Staff pointed to volunteer retention (77% for the Literacy Volunteer Program) and increased clerical support to sustain the volunteer program.

Officials also reported program enrollment and usage numbers: 1,237 K–5 students enrolled for before‑ and after‑school care across nine elementary schools, about 318,000 individual hours of care year‑to‑date, and plans for 1,300 rising 1st–6th graders enrolled for summer 2025 programming. These figures were presented as year‑to‑date results; the board did not take formal action during this portion of the work session.