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Elementary principal reports rising early-childhood enrollments and volunteer programs

Buffalo ISD Board of Trustees · April 27, 2026
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Summary

An elementary campus presenter told trustees enrollment is 289 with recent new students, highlighted strong pre-K cohorts performing above grade level, and described partnerships (book fair donor, First Baptist volunteers) and events (Dr. Seuss Week, field day).

The elementary campus presenter updated the board on enrollment and programming: current enrollment reported as 289 students, with four new students in the previous week and a strong cohort among pre-K 3/4 students performing above grade level on early assessments. The presenter highlighted that the school is serving about 280–285 meals daily in classrooms and described upcoming events including Dr. Seuss Week, Read Across America, Go Texan activities and field day.

The presenter noted a community donor at the book fair who covers costs for children and a new volunteer partnership with the First Baptist Church to provide five weekly volunteers to read with first graders. Trustees and parents responded positively to the early-childhood results and volunteers; one trustee noted the developmental differences observed among children who attended pre-K programs. The update was informational and trustees praised staff and parent volunteers.