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MIKE KNAAK by MIKE KNAAK
October 28, 2020
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by Mike Knaak

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There are fewer younger students attending school this fall and parents’ concerns about Covid-19 are at least part of the reason.

There are 250 kindergarten students this fall, compared with 311 at the end of last year. Sartell-St. Stephen school district leaders expected a year-to-year decrease of about 35 students instead of the actual drop of 61.

Preschool enrollment of 3-year-olds is 15, down from 76 last year. But that drop is because the district is only offering services for special education children in that age group.

Enrollment of 4-year-olds stands at 91, down from 112 at the end of last year.

Superintendent Jeff Schwiebert said the numbers are “not a surprise.” Parents are waiting to send their children, especially those at the younger end of grade age range, to school.

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MIKE KNAAK

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Mike graduated from Tech High School and earned his Bachelor of Arts degree from St. Cloud State University in 1975. He worked as a reporter, photographer and editor at the St. Cloud Times from 1975 to 2016. He joined The Newsleaders in 2018 and covers Sartell-St. Stephen schools.

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