AAPS_Enrollment_Comparison_2011_vs_Current.xlsx

	A	B	C	D	E	F	G	H	I	J	K
1	School	Building Type	Fall 2011 Enrollment	Fall 2011 Capacity (AAPS-reported, 2012)	2011 % Full	Spring 2026 Enrollment (AAPS-reported)	Enrollment Change since 2011 (#)	Enrollment Change since 2011 (%)	Current Capacity (AAPS-reported, teaching stations)	Current % of Actual Capacity	Notes / Caveats

2	Pathways to Success Academic Campus (formerly A2 Tech/Stone + Clemente, merged)	Alternative	238	488	48.8%	61	-177	-74.4%	177	34.5%	District already merged these two under-enrolled alternative-ed programs into 'Pathways to Success Academic Campus' at the old Stone School Rd site
3	Bryant / Pattengill (paired campus)	Elementary	708	875	80.9%	399	-309	-43.6%	800	49.9%	Bryant (KG-2) and Pattengill (3-5) have operated as a single paired K-5 campus since 1986; figures combined for a like-for-like comparison.
4	Mary D. Mitchell School	Elementary	286	300	95.3%	308	22	7.7%	600	51.3%	AAPS-reported current capacity (600) is roughly double the assumed 2011 figure (300) -- likely reflects additional teaching stations/programs now housed there rather than a change in building footprint.
5	Scarlett	Middle	515	893	57.7%	563	48	9.3%	1010	55.7%
6	Lakewood	Elementary	347	350	99.1%	264	-83	-23.9%	450	58.7%
7	Tappan	Middle	733	978	74.9%	690	-43	-5.9%	1125	61.3%
8	Abbot	Elementary	298	300	99.3%	322	24	8.1%	475	67.8%
9	Forsythe	Middle	671	765	87.7%	609	-62	-9.2%	895	68.0%
10	Carpenter	Elementary	398	450	88.4%	375	-23	-5.8%	550	68.2%
11	Clague	Middle	757	956	79.2%	677	-80	-10.6%	987	68.6%
12	Slauson	Middle	756	935	80.9%	709	-47	-6.2%	1033	68.6%
13	Skyline	High	1526	1615	94.5%	1281	-245	-16.1%	1744	73.5%
14	Dicken	Elementary	370	375	98.7%	309	-61	-16.5%	400	77.3%
15	Bach	Elementary	390	400	97.5%	304	-86	-22.1%	375	81.1%
16	Community	High	477	468	101.9%	505	28	5.9%	620	81.5%	Was already over capacity in 2011; capacity figure especially likely to have changed since (small, non-traditional building)
17	Burns Park	Elementary	418	500	83.6%	458	40	9.6%	550	83.3%
18	Wines	Elementary	438	450	97.3%	450	12	2.7%	525	85.7%
19	Eberwhite	Elementary	373	475	78.5%	350	-23	-6.2%	400	87.5%
20	Haisley	Elementary	421	500	84.2%	416	-5	-1.2%	475	87.6%
21	Pioneer	High	1620	1615	100.3%	1693	73	4.5%	1928	87.8%
22	Angell	Elementary	290	375	77.3%	286	-4	-1.4%	325	88.0%
23	Logan	Elementary	357	400	89.3%	361	4	1.1%	400	90.3%
24	Uriah H. Lawton School	Elementary	415	450	92.2%	409	-6	-1.4%	450	90.9%
25	Huron	High	1611	1615	99.8%	1616	5	0.3%	1744	92.7%
26	John Allen School	Elementary	387	500	77.4%	418	31	8.0%	450	92.9%
27	Ann Arbor Open at Mack School	K-8	502	600	83.7%	491	-11	-2.2%	525	93.5%
28	Thurston	Elementary	386	425	90.8%	471	85	22.0%	500	94.2%	Subject of a Feb. 2025 AAPS board presentation on site/capacity options alongside King and 'Old Logan'
29	Pittsfield	Elementary	257	300	85.7%	228	-29	-11.3%	225	101.3%	AAPS-reported current capacity (225) is actually LOWER than the assumed 2011 figure (300) -- capacity itself appears to have shrunk, so despite fewer students than 2011, the building now runs at essentially full capacity.
30	Ann Arbor STEAM at Northside School	K-8	232	425	54.6%	602	370	159.5%	575	104.7%	Converted to 'Ann Arbor STEAM' magnet program since 2011 - district's own fix for prior under-enrollment; grade span widened to KG-8
31	Martin Luther King Elem. School	Elementary	412	400	103.0%	534	122	29.6%	500	106.8%	Grade span widened to PK-5 (added Pre-K); recent (2025) board documents show King/Thurston/Old Logan capacity already under active discussion AAPS-reported current capacity is 500; enrollment (534) now exceeds it.
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33	DISTRICT TOTAL (all buildings above)		16589	19178	86.5%	16159	-430	-2.6%	20813	77.6%
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