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2022�Population Analysis Studies

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Twenty-Year Enrollment History

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Davis Demographics - Areas of Interest

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Factors Influencing Future Student Population

Birth Rate / Kindergarten Enrollment

Residential Growth

Families moving in or out of the district (mobility)

Increase in charter, private and online schools

Open Enrollment – other school districts

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Factors Influencing Future Student Population

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Residential Development

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Families Moving In or Out of the District (mobility)

Tracks students moving in and out of district by grade
Three-year average of student migration pattern
Applied district wide

Mobility is used to estimate future student retention patterns

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Areas with a mobility above 100% are experiencing a positive retention pattern

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Charter Schools

LEA GSD resident Students are Choosing �As of March 17, 2022	Grade 01	Grade 02	Grade 03	Grade 04	Grade 05	Grade 06	Grade 07	Grade 08	Grade 09	Grade 10	Grade 11	Grade 12	Kindergarten	Grand Total
Academy for Math Engineering & Science (83)									70	66	67	53		256
American Preparatory Academy (74)	158	170	181	174	197	205	199	191	172	132	92	74	153	2098
Canyon Rim Academy (9D)	72	67	71	63	75	44							67	459
Channing Hall (2D)	1	4		3		2	1	1					2	14
City Academy (87)							1	5	4	3	3	7		23
Dual Immersion Academy (4E)	19	20	18	17	16	17	14	11					14	146
Early Light Academy at Daybreak (6F)	3	2	2	2	2	4		2	2				7	26
East Hollywood High (A8)									28	54	52	64		198
Entheos Academy (3C)	104	106	101	108	103	98	82	86					109	897
Esperanza School (2I)	67	72	68	62	65	55							79	468
Mana Academy Charter School (4I)	15	25	21	19	28	24	22	23	16	20	12	7	20	252
Monticello Academy (7C)	75	73	72	74	72	62	72	63					72	635
Real Salt Lake Academy High School (8L)									23	13	14	16		66
Utah Connections Academy (2H)	12	14	7	15	14	13	24	31	24	16	20	11	6	207
Wallace Stegner Academy (7K)	86	83	77	66	73	64	84	36					110	679
Wasatch Waldorf Charter School (5K)	41	29	30	24	30	42	35	30					37	298
Totals of the 16 listed schools	653	665	648	627	675	630	534	479	339	304	260	232	676	6,722

Grand Total with all 69 Charter Schools that GSD resident students are choosing.	890	942	886	857	904	843	809	767	588	578	554	509	939	10,066

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Nearby Districts

By District

Canyons District
October 1	# In	# Out	Total
2016	714	360	354
2017	668	373	295
2018	715	399	316
2019	719	396	323
2020	656	422	234

Jordan
October 1	# In	# Out	Total
2016	612	580	32
2017	576	581	-5
2018	631	597	34
2019	677	380	297
2020	599	275	324

Murray City
October 1	# In	# Out	Total
2016	211	755	-544
2017	199	855	-656
2018	215	867	-652
2019	224	843	-619
2020	220	722	-502

Salt Lake City
October 1	# In	# Out	Total
2016	489	1051	-562
2017	449	1111	-662
2018	486	1194	-708
2019	494	1409	-915
2020	613	1273	-660

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GSD Permits: “In” Compared to “Out”

School Year	# of Students Permitting Into GSD	# of GSD Students Permitting Out	Total
2002/2003	not available	not available
2003/2004	2001	1477	524
2005/2006	not available	not available
2006/2007	2465	1595	870
2007/2008	2027	1614	413
2008/2009	2224	1779	445
2009/2010	2189	1870	319
2010/2011	2218	2579	-361
2011/2012	2127	2760	-633
2012/2013	2202	2729	-527
2013/2014	2354	2734	-380
2014/2015	2440	2650	-210
2015/2016	2427	2549	-122
2016/2017	2350	2584	-234
2017/2018	2129	2802	-673
2018/2019	2006	3128	-1122
2019/2020	2152	3291	-1139
2020/2021	2223	3116	-893
2021/2022	2172	3154	-982

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Twenty-Year Enrollment History

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Factors Influencing Future Student Population

Birth Rate / Kindergarten Enrollment

Residential Growth

Families moving in or out of the district (mobility)

Increase in charter, private and online schools

Open Enrollment – other school districts

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The Process

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Population Analysis Step 1

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Population Analysis Step 2

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Population Analysis Step 3

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Population Analysis Step 4

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The Process

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Factors considered in a boundary change or closure

Include, but not limited to:

Contiguous boundaries
Feeder patterns
Age and condition of buildings
Enrollment and programming
Busing and transportation
Environmental factors
Safe walking routes
Protection of at-risk populations
Efficiency of district resources
Other factors unique to the study area

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Van Winkle/700 East Corridor Study

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The goal of this study?

Create elementary schools with optimal enrollment that will best serve our students and families.

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Davis Demographics - Areas of Interest

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Davis Demographics –Area 4

9 Schools

2019/20 Resident K-5 = 3,791

2022/23 Forecasted K-5 = 3,787

Schools Required 2022/23

K-5 = 6.9

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Elementary Enrollment Breakdown

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Small Schools

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Small Schools

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Skyline, Olympus, Cottonwood Study

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The Goal of this study?

Ensure our students and families have access to the most opportunities in each of these networks.

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High School Enrollment


Row Labels	9	10	11	12	Grand Total
COTTONWOOD SENIOR HIGH	379	395	468	369	1611
CYPRUS SENIOR HIGH	782	732	615	583	2712
GRANGER SENIOR HIGH	939	895	844	708	3386
HUNTER SENIOR HIGH	683	645	637	605	2570
KEARNS SENIOR HIGH	645	631	564	515	2355
OLYMPUS SENIOR HIGH	546	537	520	499	2102
SKYLINE SENIOR HIGH	566	497	530	512	2105
TAYLORSVILLE SENIOR HIGH	760	681	702	584	2727
Grand Total	5300	5013	4880	4375	19568

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Seeking Solutions

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Survey and Feedback

boundaries@graniteschools.org

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