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April 27, 2026 at 6:00 PM - Work Session
Date: Monday, April 27, 2026 at 12:00 AMActual: Monday, April 27, 2026 at 12:00 AM
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## title: Joint School Board Meeting - April 27, 2026
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2025-26 Priority: Managing growth thru 2040
Investing in systemic support
●Leadership restructure
Increased transparency and accountability
## ●Quarterly Data Review
Accommodating a growing community
●Attendance area alignment to alleviate high
concentration of students in north-eastern portion
of the district
●Additional space required to accommodate
overall growth - first priority: middle school
## Key Operational Actions
to support alignment
## Future Housing Development Map
3
## Amelia Meadows
(approved 49 SF & 144 TH)
## Cedar Creek
(developing 66 TH)
## Berres Ridge
(developing 60 SF)
## Autumn Hill & Caslano
(developing 55 TH & 67 SF)
## Glacier Creek & Voyager Farms
(developing 61 SF & 91 TH)
## Enclave & Preserve
(approved 49 SF)
## Ritter Meadows
(proposed 29 SF, 148 TH)
## Lenertz Spirit
(proposed 800 SF, 600 TH)
## Potential Development
(proposed 100 SF, 100 TH)
## Boulder Heights
(developing 94 SF)
## Approved Development
## Developing Development
## Proposed Development
Our community and schools are growing
Over the last decade our
Lakeville area community
has grown by nearly
17,000 residents.
In the next 5 years, our
community is projected to
grow by nearly 5,000 more
residents due to continued
housing growth.
Enrollment growth will continue into the future
Over past decade, K–12 enrollment
increased by about 1,200 students
Enrollment growth will continue into the future
Middle School enrollment to increase by
8% (250 students) over next 5 years
## Projected Enrollment for High School Grades
7
Source: Actual Data from MDE, Preliminary & Projection Data from District Data Sources
## Potential Design
## and Build Period
2025-20262026-20272027-20282028-20292029-20302030-20312031-20322032-20332033-20342034-20352035-20362036-20372037-20382038-20392039-2040
## Projected
## Enrollment
387639413990404441714321439844134442433843344416441044354417
## Difference
from
25-26
0+65+114+168+295+445+522+537+566+462+458+540+534+559+541
% District
## Occupancy
(Capacity -
4743)
81.7%83.1%84.1%85.3%87.9%91.1%92.7%93.0%93.7%91.5%91.4%93.1%93.0%93.5%93.1%
This data reflects capacity and occupancy of all high school students across all high school facilities.
Enrollment Projection in 2035
## Level
2035 Projected
## Enrollment
Number of
## Schools
## Average
Students per
## School
## Occupancy
## Elementary5225958177%
## Middle
## School
2993399893.2%
## High School43342216791.4%
8
## Keeping Our Promises
## Levy/BondYearAmount per Pupil
## Current Amount per
## Pupil
## Current RevenueFunds Used ForExpiration
## Capital Projects Levy2015N/AN/A$3,920,410
## Technology Devices, STEM Equipment,
Security - surveillance
Renewed by
community
vote 2025
## Operating Levy2015$100$128.69$1,691,373
Elem Art (5FTE, 1 HR instruction per wk
## Grade 1-5), High School Class Size (6FTE), 1
career/trades teacher, 5
th
## Grade Band
## (2.2FTE)
Renewed by
board vote
2025
## Operating Levy
## Renewal
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