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Superintendent reports modest enrollment increase and facilities updates
Summary
Superintendent Jacob Duce reported current enrollment at 1,384 (up from 1,356 last year), noted two single-family permits in January, updates on HVAC thermostat installs, portables secured, Lifetouch contract cancellations, and city discussions about property north of the middle school.
In his Superintendent’s Report, Jacob Duce said current enrollment stands at 1,384, an increase from 1,356 the previous year. He also reported two single-family permits in January — one in the City of Palmer and one in Ellis County — as indicators tied to local housing activity.
Duce provided facility and operations updates: the district has started an HVAC energy-savings program and installed thermostats, portables have been secured and await relocation, contracts with Lifetouch photography are being canceled, and the City of Palmer has proposed using some property north of the middle school with discussions ongoing. He also said the high school is preparing plans for how to handle a potential student walk-out protest.
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