The Fountain Hills Unified School District Governing Board held a brief open meeting on Sept. 9, where members approved sending of a grant proposal and discussed the return to on-campus …
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School Board: FHUSD early enrollment is up
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The Fountain Hills Unified School District Governing Board held a brief open meeting on Sept. 9, where members approved sending of a grant proposal and discussed the return to on-campus learning.
In her informational reports, Superintendent Kelly Glass updated the School Board on the district’s enrollment number, which is currently 1,347 students, up 33 from last year’s 100-day count.
Finally, the board approved the only item on the action agenda, an enrollment stabilization grant proposal to the state put together by Dr. Robert Allen.
