Enrolment boost means an extra $1.7 million windfall for SD73
KAMLOOPS — A boost in student enrolment in the Kamloops-Thompson School District this school year means, at minimum, an extra $1.7 million in its coffers.
Superintendent Alison Sidow says this month’s final enrolment count showed a 297 student increase over last year.
“That helps of course with supporting additional teachers, with teaching supplies, school supplies. So, all of those resources to support students that are new to our district,” said Sidow.
So, which schools saw the biggest increases?