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Student enrollment climbs substantially

Student enrollment climbs substantially

District 64 has enrolled 57 students more for the current school year than on the sixth day of school a year ago. The grades K-8 enrollment climbed to 4,429 students. This is the first growth in the 6th day count in two years.

Although Roosevelt School's enrollment declined, it remains the largest elementary school with 666 students. Washington School experienced the strongest growth adding 22 more students than a year ago.

Emerson Middle School is the District's largest building at 811 students in grades 6-8. Lincoln Middle School added 19 students from a year ago climbing to 708.

The District's teaching staff, however, declined slightly from the end of the 2015-16 school year.

Read more about enrollment trends as reported at the September 12, 2016 Board of Education meeting.

Together We Learn, Grow, Connect, & Care

At D64, our vision is that every child is empowered to discover their voice, reach their full potential, and make a positive impact on the world. Student growth, driven by rigorous curriculum and effective instruction, makes District 64 one of the best PreK-8 school districts in the state.

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