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Superintendent reports enrollment changes, five CTE programs and filing dates for upcoming ballot
Summary
Superintendent Samuel Talley told the board on Jan. 12 that the district will advertise five CTE programs, reviewed enrollment withdrawals and noted the filing window for a place on the ballot is Jan. 14–Feb. 13, 2026; the March board meeting was moved to March 2.
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Superintendent Samuel Talley reviewed several administrative items during the Jan. 12 meeting. He told trustees the filing window to "File a place on Ballot" is Jan. 14–Feb. 13, 2026 and that the March board meeting date was moved to March 2. Talley said the district will advertise that it offers five career and technical education (CTE) programs.
On enrollment, Talley reported he reviewed documentation retained for students who withdrew and summarized that staff are tracking reasons for withdrawal to inform retention efforts. "We plan to advertise that we offer 5 programs for CTE," Talley told the board (as recorded in the meeting notes).
The transcript does not list detailed enrollment numbers, specific withdrawal causes broken down by program or dollar figures tied to CTE marketing. Board members did not propose motions tied directly to changing CTE offerings during the meeting.
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