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Parkview PR committee hears open-enrollment report: 170 students enrolling out, 148 enrolling in
Summary
At an Aug. 13 Public Relations Committee meeting, Dr. Shawn Galvin reported 170 Parkview students had open-enrolled out of the district while 148 had open-enrolled in; Janesville and Brodhead were prominent on both lists and Kindergarten and 10th grade showed highest outflow. The committee plans family contact and surveys to identify causes.
At a Public Relations Committee meeting Aug. 13, Dr. Shawn Galvin presented Parkview School District's current open-enrollment totals, saying 170 students have enrolled out of Parkview while 148 students have enrolled into the district.
Dr. Galvin identified the four districts Parkview students were most often leaving for—Janesville (49), Evansville (44), Turner (25) and Brodhead (23)—and the four districts sending the most students into Parkview—Janesville (45), Brodhead (41), Beloit (32) and Evansville (10). He also noted grade-level patterns: Kindergarten had the highest number of students choosing to open enroll out of Parkview, followed by 10th grade and 4th grade.
The committee discussed likely drivers for those patterns. Members flagged Kindergarten timing as a common reason for families to select schooling outside the district and suggested 10th grade outflows may relate to the driving age. Committee members agreed the next step is to collect contact information from families who open-enrolled in or out and administer surveys to identify trends and inform communications or retention efforts.
The meeting record shows no formal decisions were made about changes to enrollment policy at this session; committee members directed staff to gather family contact data and prepare survey instruments for future discussion.
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