Kindergarten enrollment hits 90; district plans five sections, staff realignment raises intervention concerns
Summary
Administrators reported a confirmed kindergarten enrollment of 90 for 2026–27, prompting a move to five kindergarten sections and staff shifts (Hailey Hansen to kindergarten; Kelsy Cooper to classroom teacher). Ms. Moon warned this will reduce intervention services for elementary and middle school students.
At the Feb. 16 meeting, district administrator Ms. Moon reported a confirmed kindergarten enrollment of "90" for next school year and said the district will move to five kindergarten sections. The enrollment figure led the district to plan staff reassignments: Hailey Hansen, the current first‑grade teacher, will move to a kindergarten section and Kelsy Cooper, the current academic interventionist, will serve as a classroom teacher.
Ms. Moon expressed concern that the staffing changes will reduce intervention services and supports, particularly affecting middle school students and diminishing elementary intervention capacity. The board did not take separate action beyond hearing the administrators' report; the minutes record the update as information for board planning.
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