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year. The school district’s smallest three-grade level enrollment span<br />

appeared in grades 3-5 with 18 students enrolled during that year.<br />

The Project Consultants computed that the student enrollment during the<br />

2008-09 organizational year in grades 3-5 (18 students), the school<br />

district’s smallest three-grade level enrollment span, was -38 students or<br />

-67.9% smaller than the grades 10-12 enrollment (56 students), the largest<br />

three-grade level enrollment span in Weyerhaeuser Area <strong>School</strong> District.<br />

The average grade level enrollment size in Weyerhaeuser Area <strong>School</strong><br />

District during the 2008-09 school year was 11.4 students. That figure<br />

amounts, on average, to the equivalent of .5 sections of approximately 20<br />

students/section. Assuming section sizes of approximately 20<br />

students/section, the number of grade level sections in Weyerhaeuser Area<br />

<strong>School</strong> District during the 2008-09 school year would range from<br />

approximately 1.0 (grades 10, 11, and 12) to .25 (K(4) and grades 4 and 5).<br />

The Project Consultants concluded that Weyerhaeuser Area <strong>School</strong><br />

District’s student enrollment by grade level in 2008-09 is operated—of<br />

necessity—at a cost/ineffective level. To the credit of Weyerhaeuser Area<br />

<strong>School</strong> District’s leadership, compensatory adjustments for small grade<br />

level sizes have been partly counterbalanced through the creation of one<br />

multi-age/grade level section (combination classroom) at the elementary<br />

school level.<br />

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