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[email protected] CONTRIBUTED PHOTOS Anson Elementary second-grade teacher Ginna Randall helps Juancarlo Ramirez Lagunas with some schoolwork on Friday. Ramirez is one of 5,332 students enrolled in the Marshalltown Community School District a reduction from last school year, but the district has proven it attracts students after setbacks. The Marshalltown Community School District lost 87.9 students in the past year, according to certified enrollment from the Iowa Department of Education (DOE). However, the loss was to be expected, as numerous public school districts across the state faced student population losses due to the COVID-19 pandemic. The annual certified enrollment is used by the DOE in the Iowa School Finance Formula for district funding, meaning districts receive money from the state based on the number of students. The more students, the higher amount of money. ....
[email protected] T-R photo by Trevor Babcock Board member Mike Miller (right) discusses a proposal to implement a staggered start and bell time with Superintendent Dr. Theron Schutte (left). In preparation for 100 percent in-person learning on Feb. 16, the Marshalltown Community School Board discussed implementing a staggered start time and bell schedule between secondary and elementary students at the regular meeting Monday night. Superintendent Dr. Theron Schutte said the biggest challenge in the transition to 100 percent in-person learning is providing consistent social distancing of 3 to 6 feet. “It will essentially be an impossibility on our buses with ridership nearly doubling,” Schutte said. ....
[email protected] T-R photo by Lana Bradstream Marshalltown Community School Board President Bea Niblock breaks from her leader position to second the return-to-learn recommendation made by Superintendent Theron Schutte. The Marshalltown Community School Board, during the regular Monday meeting, approved the recommendation of Superintendent Theron Schutte and Director of Instruction Lisa Stevenson to continue the hybrid return-to-learn model during the third quarter. However, board members Mike Miller and Sara Faltys voted in opposition. “I voted last time ‘no, ” Miller said. “I thought this all a decision about trade off between risk and reward. I’m going to vote ‘no’ this time for the same reasons.” ....