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Superintendent reports enrollment steady at 931, referendum projects near completion
Summary
Superintendent Benson told the board enrollment remains steady at 931 K–12 students and provided updates on referendum projects: roof repairs nearly complete, new cafetorium stage lighting installed, and work with Johnson Controls on building climate systems.
Superintendent Benson reported that district enrollment remained steady at 931 students in grades K–12. He also provided a status update on referendum-related facility projects, saying roof repairs are scheduled for completion next week and noting that new stage lighting has been installed in the cafetorium.
Benson said the district is continuing to work with Johnson Controls to regulate the heating and cooling systems in both buildings and that he recently sent a staff and student survey to assess school climate and culture. These project and climate-assessment items were presented as informational updates and did not require separate board action at the Dec. 15 meeting.
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