Jump in district enrolment boosts revenue and jobs
A steady increase in enrolment at School District 22 is providing a boost to the district’s financial coffers.
At Wednesday’s board of education meeting, district staff revealed a projection of $1.4 million in additional revenue thanks to a rise in enrolment numbers.
Special needs students and students enrolled in alternate or distributed learning make up a portion of the demographic seeing a jump from last year.
Martiza Reilly, communications coordinator with School District 22 confirms the district saw a jump of 32 special needs students, and 62 distributed or alternate learning students compared to what they originally budgeted last year.











