2010/112010/11ENROLLMENT ENROLLMENT
ESTIMATESESTIMATESBoard MeetingBoard Meeting
January 12, 2010January 12, 2010
LODI UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICTBusiness Services
Prepared by: Douglas Barge & Staff
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Executive SummaryExecutive Summary• Enrollment projections are one of the very first steps in Enrollment projections are one of the very first steps in
building the budget for the coming yearbuilding the budget for the coming year
• Our student population continued to drop in 2009/10 as was Our student population continued to drop in 2009/10 as was projectedprojected
• This trend is expected to continue into next year:This trend is expected to continue into next year: 149 fewer elementary students 37 less middle school students 99 less senior high school students For a total of 285 fewer students overall and loss of 266 Average Daily
Attendance (ADA)
• The District still needs to be mind-full of when this declining The District still needs to be mind-full of when this declining ends because it could be an abrupt turnaroundends because it could be an abrupt turnaround
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Table of ContentsTable of Contents Page No.Page No.
I.I. Opening CommentsOpening Comments 1 II.II. History of EnrollmentsHistory of Enrollments
Elementary Schools 2 Middle Schools 3 High Schools 4
III.III. Enrollment ProjectionsEnrollment Projections 2010/11 Projected Enrollment by Grade 5 – 7
IV.IV. Average Daily AttendanceAverage Daily Attendance 8 – – 9
V.V. AppendixAppendix A – 1
B1 – B4
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Opening CommentsOpening Comments• Projected enrollments are the key building block Projected enrollments are the key building block
for developing and administering a school budgetfor developing and administering a school budget
They are used to estimate:
• District income available to pay its bills
• The greatest cost elements of the budget – Staff; Supplies and Equipment
• The projected enrollments can help warn the The projected enrollments can help warn the District of financial concerns and pressures that District of financial concerns and pressures that need to be addressedneed to be addressed
• Projected enrollments can provide a tool for the Projected enrollments can provide a tool for the District to predict opportunities for making District to predict opportunities for making improvements improvements
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The HISTORY The HISTORY OF OF
ENROLLMENTSENROLLMENTS
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2010/11 2010/11 ENROLLMENT ENROLLMENT PROJECTIONSPROJECTIONS
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2010/11 Projected Enrollment by 2010/11 Projected Enrollment by Grade LevelGrade Level
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10/6/2006 10/3/2007 10/2/2008 Projected 10/7/2009 Projected Projected for 2010/11GRADE Enrolled % Inc. Enrolled % Inc. Enrolled % Inc. Enrolled % Inc. Cohort Class Grade Growth Committed
ELEMENTARY Kindgarten 2,207 101.09% 2,231 97.04% 2,165 99.39% 2,176 98.89% 2,152 2,184 2,168 2,168 2,168
105.53% 103.63% 103.84% 104.05%
1st Grade 2,166 2,329 2,312 2,199 2,264 2,207 2,207 2,207 2,200 101.99% 97.12% 99.25% 99.00%
2nd Grade 2,163 2,209 2,262 2,212 2,177 2,209 2,224 2,177 2,170 100.37% 98.46% 99.49% 99.29%
3rd Grade 2,133 2,171 2,175 2,218 2,196 2,220 2,239 2,196 2,189 100.75% 96.64% 98.73% 98.37%
4th Grade 2,185 2,149 2,098 2,134 2,182 2,138 2,121 2,138 2,114 102.06% 100.79% 101.58% 101.40%
5th Grade 2,154 2,230 2,166 2,123 2,164 2,112 2,115 2,115 2,105 101.62% 97.58% 99.21% 99.07%
6th Grade 2,240 2,189 2,176 2,110 2,103 2,097 2,077 2,103 2,077
TOTAL ELEMENTARY 15,248 101.71% 15,508 99.01% 15,354 105.01% 15,172 108.71% 15,238 15,167 15,151 15,104 15,023 260 (154) (182) 66 (5) (21) (68) (149)
(4th yr - 1st yr)/3 + prior yr class = Class Straight Line Estimate
3rd Grd Cohort = 3rd Grade X 3rd Grade Cohort = 3rd Grade Cohort Projection
Grade Level Straight Line Estimate = (4th yr-1st yr)/4 + Prior Years Actual
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2010/11 Projected Enrollment 2010/11 Projected Enrollment by Grade Levelby Grade Level
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10/6/2006 10/3/2007 10/2/2008 Projected 10/7/2009 Projected Projected for 2010/11GRADE Enrolled % Inc. Enrolled % Inc. Enrolled % Inc. Enrolled % Inc. Cohort Class Grade Growth Committed
MIDDLE SCHOOLS97.01% 96.35% 96.97% 96.77%
7th Grade 2,102 2,173 2,109 2,124 2,042 2,116 2,130 2,130 2,116 100.14% 99.08% 99.78% 99.61%
8th Grade 2,213 2,105 2,153 2,098 2,116 2,078 2,069 2,069 2,069
TOTAL MIDDLE 4,315 99.14% 4,278 99.63% 4,262 98.28% 4,222 102.44% 4,158 4,194 4,199 4,199 4,185(37) (16) (40) (64) (28) (23) (23) (37)
SENOR HIGH101.31% 97.20% 98.69% 98.63%
9th Grade 2,158 2,242 2,046 2,109 2,069 2,090 2,097 2,069 2,097 100.37% 100.31% 100.04% 100.19%
10th Grade 2,155 2,166 2,249 2,041 2,113 1,997 2,012 2,113 2,042 91.18% 89.47% 89.79% 89.92%
11th Grade 1,925 1,965 1,938 2,010 1,835 1,990 2,031 1,990 1,990 87.48% 87.94% 88.11% 87.95%
12th Grade 1,692 1,684 1,728 1,702 1,768 1,634 1,705 1,634 1,634
TOTAL SENIOR HIGH 7,930 101.60% 8,057 98.81% 7,961 98.76% 7,862 99.02% 7,785 7,711 7,845 7,806 7,763127 (96) (99) (77) (151) (17) (56) (99)
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2010/11 Projected Enrollment 2010/11 Projected Enrollment by Grade Levelby Grade Level
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10/6/2006 10/3/2007 10/2/2008 Projected 10/7/2009 Projected Projected for 2010/11GRADE Enrolled % Inc. Enrolled % Inc. Enrolled % Inc. Enrolled % Inc. Cohort Class Grade Growth Committed
Special Educationand Other ProgramsSp Ed K-6 436 93.35% 407 97.54% 397 98.01% 405 97.08% 393 404 397 405 405Sp Ed 7-8 146 108.22% 158 105.06% 166 104.72% 156 105.42% 164 161 159 156 156Sp Ed 9-12 352 82.95% 292 85.96% 251 91.07% 289 88.01% 254 277 273 289 289Sp Ed All Other 44 90.91% 40 202.50% 81 151.37% 113 158.34% 179 128 130 113 113
Community Day 183 95.63% 175 106.86% 187 101.88% 170 102.50% 174 171 167 170 170Continuation 309 90.29% 279 102.87% 287 97.52% 246 98.10% 241 234 230 246 246Horizon 21 80.95% 17 82.35% 14 95.08% 26 88.48% 23 26 27 26 26
Indep. Stdy K-8 45 102.22% 46 67.39% 31 81.41% 32 80.20% 26 24 29 32 32Indep. Stdy 9-12 400 90.75% 363 99.45% 361 95.70% 380 96.12% 365 359 375 380 380
Serna Charter 284 101.76% 289 102.77% 297 103.94% 290 103.19% 299 304 292 290 290Migrant 75 62.67% 47 0.00% 38.01% 29.45% 0 (24) 19 0 0Opportunity 0.00% 0.00% 0.00% 0.00% 0 0 0 0 0Middle College High 232 105.17% 244 103.28% 252 103.36% 242 103.64% 251 249 245 242 242Home & Hospital 31 145.16% 45 97.78% 44 112.93% 29 113.25% 33 33 28 29 29All Others 50 0 43 63 50 50
Total Sp Ed/ Other 2,558 93.90% 2,402 98.58% 2,368 102.53% 2,428 2,402 2,389 2,396 2,428 2,428(156) (34) 60 (26) (39) (32) 0 0
LUSD GRAND TOTAL 30,051 100.65% 30,245 99.01% 29,945 99.13% 29,684 29,583 29,461 29,591 29,537 29,399194 (300) (261) (101) (223) (93) (147) (285)
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2010/11 Enrollment Projections2010/11 Enrollment Projections
A. PROGRAMSPROJECTEDSTUDENTS CHANGE
2009/10CBEDS ADA
1. Regular K-6 15,172 (149)
2. Regular 7-8 (37)4,222
3. Regular 9-12 (99)7,862
15,023
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4. All Other Programs 2,138 2,138
5. Serna Charter School 290 290
6. Total K-12 Increases 29,399 (285)29,684 (266)
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RecommendedRecommended
A. Elementary Schools 15,02315,172(149)(149)
B. Middle Schools 4,1854,222(37)(37)
C. Senior High Schools 7,7637,862(99)(99)
D. All Others 2,4282,428(0)(0)
E. Total Enrollment 29,39929,684(285)(285)(261)(261)
Grade Level Committed
15,104(68)(68)
4,199(23)(23)
7,806(56)(56)
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Thank you for Thank you for your Attention!your Attention!
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APPENDIXAPPENDIX
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Total Enrollment Growth Total Enrollment Growth HistoryHistory
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Elementary SchoolsElementary Schools
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