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Board warned of rising elementary class sizes; district may add position
Summary
Superintendent Roemer told the board that higher-than-expected elementary enrollments have pushed up class sizes in some classrooms and that the district may need to add a staff position or call an additional meeting.
During the superintendent’s report, Jen Roemer said increasing elementary enrollments have created class-size pressures in several classrooms, and the district will continue to monitor counts in the coming weeks. "It is exciting to have so many new enrollees, but also it has pushed up the size of a few classrooms," Roemer said, noting the possibility that the board may need to add a position.
Roemer asked the board to be prepared to schedule an additional meeting if staffing changes become necessary. Board members did not take immediate action at the Aug. 20 meeting but were informed that further personnel decisions could follow as enrollment figures firm up.
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