School Report Shows Enrollment Growth at Most Grade Levels

Information provided in the annual School Report Card for the 2010-2011 school year released by the state Department of Education last week, shows some  increases in enrollment over the past few years.

Last week Patch took a look at how the . Previously we took a look at how the district did in which showed improvement in most levels.

As shown in the charts below there has been some slight growth from year to year in enrollment at most grade levels. In some cases enrollment has decreased at certain grade levels. The school with the least amount of growth over the past four years is the middle school. The high school shows the most growth with a difference of about 50 students over the past few years.

Figures for the 2011-2012 school year are not available per this report however the school board had reported a .

Some parents had recentlyat to the Board of Education.  According to the chart below, Euclid School grade 1,which would be the equivalent of this year’s grade 2, has a difference of 15 students from the 2009-2010 school year to the 2010-2011 school year.

Enrollment numbers per grade do not vary too much between the two elementary schools Euclid and Lincoln. Overall does have a slightly higher student population which may be partially attributed to its pre-K class which has varied in enrollment from 14 to 20 students over the past three years.

Patch will continue to analyze information from the School Report Cards for the 2010-2011 school year. Stay tuned.

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