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District reports stronger summer school enrollment and fills teaching vacancies
Summary
Superintendent Scott and board members reported summer school started July 7 with six teachers and about 30 students; district K–12 enrollment was about 339, roughly 19 students above last year at the same time, and the board said remaining teaching positions are now filled.
Superintendent Scott reported the district’s summer school session began July 7 with six teachers and roughly 30 students attending on a typical day. Scott said K–12 enrollment was at about 339 students — roughly 19 more than about this time last year — and that the district expects to have all teaching positions filled once the last hire is approved.
Board member Johnson highlighted staffing progress and classroom assignments, noting first‑ and third‑grade classes will be split this year. The superintendent said registration days will include the new guidance counselor on August 11 and 12 and that school supplies lists had been distributed to families, allowing summer preparations to proceed.
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