If you are interested in how enrollment affects district funding, please click on the fact sheet below.
For information about current enrollment, history, or 5-year projections, please click on the link below:
Running Start Washington State allows juniors and seniors to participate in Running Start. It is a concurrent enrollment dual credit program where students enroll in college courses at a community or technical college or a public four-year university. The classes are taught by the college faculty. Running Start students may enroll tuition-free up to the equivalent of a full-time student each term, and for a maximum of the equivalent of two years of full-time enrollment. Students may be responsible for paying a fee to the college. Districts receive funding from the state for Running Start students but the District is then billed by the college. This is called flow-through funding. Below is a Running Start History that will show student FTE (full-time equivalent), funding the district has received, and the costs paid to Walla Walla Community College.
Choice Enrollment (Students enrolled but do not live in Asotin-Anatone School District)
Washington State allows parents to choose which public school they want to enroll their child in regardless of their residence. There are factors where a school can deny enrollment such as the classes being full. Below is the data regarding Asotin resident students attending another school and also non-resident students attending Asotin-Anatone Schools. State funding for a student's education goes to the school in which they are attending.