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Superintendent says transfers and kindergarten roundup numbers will shape district budget

Cascade SD 5 Board of Education · May 11, 2026
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Summary

Superintendent Darin Drill told trustees that student transfers and kindergarten roundup numbers affect budget planning; Aumsville had its best roundup turnout in four years and Cloverdale and Turner roundups were upcoming.

Superintendent Darin Drill told the board that transfers and student return rates are important drivers of the district budget and that kindergarten roundup projections inform staffing and resources. He said Cloverdale and Turner's kindergarten roundups were scheduled in the coming week and that Aumsville reported its best turnout in four years.

Board Member Aaron Lee asked about kindergarten roundup numbers; Superintendent Drill outlined the district's estimation approach and Ms. Lisa Sherman described the transfer notification and review timeline. Trustees were reminded that fluctuating enrollment affects revenue and staffing decisions for the coming school year.