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District enrollment edges up to 5,264; alternative-education rolls shrink to eight
Summary
Assistant Superintendent Dr. Steven Beagle reported enrollment at 5,264 (up 14 year-over-year) and said the Alternative Education School enrollment is 8 compared with 26 last year; trustees pressed staff for disciplinary clarity.
Dr. Steven Beagle, assistant superintendent for curriculum and instruction, told trustees that "enrollment is currently at 5,264 which is up 14 students from this time last year," noting steady growth across the district. Beagle also reported that the Alternative Education School's current enrollment is 8 students compared with 26 at the same time last year and said some current placements stemmed from offenses in the prior year.
Board Vice President Micah Mosley asked for clarification on mutual-combat numbers related to student discipline; Beagle's update did not provide a final clarification during the meeting. The enrollment figures and the shrinkage in alternative-education enrollment will inform staffing and program planning in coming months.
