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Waterford UHS expects about 900 students; staff prepare buildings for Sept. 2 opening
Summary
Superintendent Francois told the board the district expects roughly 900 students at the start of the year and outlined building preparations, orientation plans and limited access to Section D (Maple View) during upcoming renovations.
Superintendent Francois told the Waterford Union High School Board on Aug. 12 that student enrollment is anticipated to be approximately 900 at the start of the 2025–26 school year. Custodial staff and the summer cleaning crew are preparing classrooms and removing furniture from Section D (Maple View) ahead of planned renovations.
Dr. Francois said the district plans to open school on Sept. 2 and that Section D will be off-limits to students and staff at the start of the year except for the PAC, drama and Tech. Ed. hallways and classrooms. Associate Principals Adam Bell and Mark Peperkorn are overseeing the SOAR half-day orientation for first-year students on Aug. 28, and Rana Freeze will meet with new staff next week to introduce Clifton strengths as part of in-service activities.
Principal Foster noted that the English department pursued College Board professional learning in preparation for AP Seminar and AP Capstone offerings, and that about 70% of students attended the one-day registration on Aug. 5; staff will contact students who did not register to complete items such as Chromebook pickup or photos. The board received these updates as informational ahead of the start of school.
Planning for renovations and orientation remains in progress with targeted dates for in-service and student welcome events.
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