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Kindergarten Enrollment 2017-2018 Kindergarten Enrollment: Average School Students Classrooms Class Size PPS 94 4 23/24* UMS 76 4 18/19 2 Rule 2000: Vermont Education Quality Standards Classes in grades K-3 , when taken


  1. Kindergarten Enrollment

  2. 2017-2018 Kindergarten Enrollment: Average School Students Classrooms Class Size PPS 94 4 23/24* UMS 76 4 18/19 2

  3. Rule 2000: Vermont Education Quality Standards “ Classes in grades K-3 , when taken together, shall average fewer than 20 students per teacher. 3

  4. Chittenden County Kindergarten Averages Essex Junction Burlington South Burlington 2 Elementary Schools 6 Elementary Schools 3 Elementary Schools 100 Students 253 Students 148 Students ★ ★ ★ 6 Teachers 15 Teachers 9 Teachers ★ ★ ★ 16-17 per Class 16-17 per Class 16-17 per Class ★ ★ ★ Williston Richmond Shelburne 100 Students 53 Students 65 Students ★ ★ ★ 6 Teachers 3 Teachers 4 Teachers ★ ★ ★ 16-17 per Class 17-18 per Class 16 per Class ★ ★ ★ 4

  5. The Dilemma ➝ Do nothing ➝ Add another kindergarten classroom at PPS ➝ Offer class size reduction waivers to four families 5

  6. K-3 EQS: 20 students per class PPS Enrollment: Average Grade Students Classrooms Class Size Kindergarten 94 4 23/24 First Grade 75 4 18/19 Second Grade 74 4 18/19 UMS Enrollment: Average Grade Students Classrooms Class Size Kindergarten 76 4 19 First Grade 81 4 20/21 Second Grade 80 4 20 6

  7. History of Enrollment Trends 8 Kindergarten ● classrooms ‘13-14: There were ● 9 classrooms Average Attrition ● Rate shows 3 students annually As high as 8 ○ We would not ● recommend moving the line 5 year enrollment ● projections 156-161 students (PPS 75 & UMS 85) K-3 EQS: 20 students per class 7

  8. Four Classrooms Five Classrooms (additional teacher & paraeducator) 22 22 18 18 18 25 25 20 20 Number of students per classroom 8

  9. Impact on Student Learning ➝ More teacher attention for individual students ➝ More adult support ➝ Sufficient space for K learning ➝ Research shows benefit in K 9

  10. Impact on Budget & Operations ➝ Additional staffing needs (teacher and classroom para) ➝ Classroom setup ➝ Scheduling 10

  11. Class size reduction waivers CSD has offered voluntary class size reduction waivers ➝ Inform parents and select using a lottery ➝ District would provide transportation ➝ Only for the individual student ➝ No guarantee to future siblings ➝ Any student can apply for a waiver annually ➝ 11

  12. Current Configurations PPS UMS Four Classrooms Four Classrooms 22 22 18 18 20 20 25 25 12

  13. Four class size reduction waivers PPS UMS Four Classrooms Four Classrooms PPS would still be 21 21 above class size 19 19 recommendation UMS would be at or above the recommended EQS level. 21 21 24 24 Remember: enrollment will continue to shit +/- 13

  14. Recommendation: Add a 5th Kindergarten teacher and classroom ➝ paraprofessional for 2017-2018 Evaluate need for additional teacher and staff in ➝ March 2018 for 2018/19 Mitigate cost by: ➝ Outfitting classroom with stored furniture ฀ and materials Reallocating used CSD technology ฀ equipment 14

  15. Please consider: The model we want to offer ➝ Enrollment capacity ➝ Our ability to provide high quality instruction ➝ The value in early intervention ➝ 15

  16. Any Questions? The Dilemma ➝ Do nothing ➝ Add another kindergarten classroom at PPS ➝ Offer class size reduction waivers to four families 16

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