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Crawford ISD reports slight enrollment dip, explores pre‑K and highlights reading program
Summary
Superintendent Kenneth Hall reported enrollment at 588 (about 10 fewer than last year) and told trustees staff are investigating a pre‑kindergarten program; he also noted the Little Pirates Reading time has been well attended.
Superintendent Kenneth Hall told trustees that district enrollment "is currently at 588, which is down about 10 from last year," and said staff are exploring the feasibility of starting a pre‑kindergarten program.
Hall also reported that the Little Pirates Reading time — a program started this year by Mrs. Moody — has been well attended and received positive feedback. He reminded trustees that the staff Christmas lunch will be held during school lunch times on Dec. 16 and that board members are invited to attend.
The minutes record those enrollment figures and program updates as part of the superintendent's report; no formal action on pre‑K was taken at the meeting, though staff were asked to investigate feasibility.
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