Title: Community Unit School District 95
1 School Enrollment Projections Series
- Community Unit School District 95
Prepared by Sarah Kemp Associate
Researcher UW-Madison Phone (608)
265-6189 E-mail kemp_at_wisc.edu
2APL Enrollment Projections Program
- The APL has conducted an enrollment projections
program since 1996. - The APL has provided enrollment projections to
110 district in Wisconsin, Illinois and
Minnesota. - On average 8-10 districts hire the APL annually.
- The APL works with different size districts in
urban, rural, and suburban locals.
3Enrollment Projections Process
- Background
- What is the resident enrollment history?
- How have birth rates changed over time?
- Is the Kindergarten population growing?
- Has there been a growth in housing development?
- Methodology
- What models do we use to project future students?
- Projections
- How many students will the district expect in
future years?
4Enrollment Projections Process
- Background
- What is the resident enrollment history?
- How have birth rates changed over time?
- Is the Kindergarten population growing?
- Has there been a growth in housing development
and general population?
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7Enrollment Projections Process
- Background
- What is the resident enrollment history?
- How have birth rates changed over time?
- Is the Kindergarten population growing?
- Has there been a growth in housing development
and general population?
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9Enrollment Projections Process
- Background
- What is the resident enrollment history?
- How have birth rates changed over time?
- Is the Kindergarten population growing?
- Has there been a growth in housing development
and general population?
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12Enrollment Projections Process
- Background
- What is the resident enrollment history?
- How have birth rates changed over time?
- Is the Kindergarten population growing?
- Has there been a growth in housing development
and the general population?
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15Enrollment Projections Process
- Background
- What is the resident enrollment history?
- How have birth rates changed over time?
- Is the Kindergarten population growing?
- Has there been a growth in housing development?
- Methodology
- What models do we use to project future students?
16Grade Progression Ratio Method
- Ratios calculated for each grade pair.
- Then average ratio is calculated for each model.
- Average change ratios used to predict enrollment.
- Baseline example
- 2007 1st Graders x 1.013 2008 2nd Graders
Shaded progression ratios are excluded from
the Baseline Average
17Models used to project enrollment
- Baseline Average
- Uses Baseline births and last 10 years of grade
progression ratios. -
- Last 5-Year Trend
- Uses Recent Trend births and grade progression
ratios from last 5 years. -
- Last 2-Year Trend
- Uses Recent Trend births and grade progression
ratios from last 2 years. -
- Kindergarten Regression
- Uses Kindergarten trends instead of birth trends
and grade progression ratios from Last 5-Year
Trend.
18Enrollment Projections Process
- Background
- What is the resident enrollment history?
- How have birth rates changed over time?
- Is the Kindergarten population growing?
- Has there been a growth in housing development?
- Methodology
- What models do we use to project future students?
- Projections
- How many students will the district expect in
future years?
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23Individual School Projections
- Projections were completed for elementary and
middle schools - Resident enrollment history collected.
- Grade Progression Ratio method used.
- Less reliable than the District-wide projections
24Models used to project enrollment
- Baseline Average
- Uses Baseline births and last 10 years of grade
progression ratios. -
- Last 5-Year Trend
- Uses Recent Trend births and grade progression
ratios from last 5 years. -
- Last 2-Year Trend
- Uses Recent Trend births and grade progression
ratios from last 2 years. -
- Kindergarten Regression
- Uses Kindergarten trends instead of birth trends
and grade progression ratios from Last 5-Year
Trend.
25Model Comparison Individual Schools
26Thank You!
Sarah Kemp Associate Researcher Applied
Population Laboratory UW-Madison Phone (608)
265-6189 E-mail kemp_at_wisc.edu