School Closure Documents & Presentations

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Meeting Agenda

September 22, 2026 recording

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Meeting Agenda

September 8, 2026 recording

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Meeting Agenda

August 25, 2026 recording

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Meeting Agenda

August 11, 2026 recording

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Retreat Agenda

August 8, 2026 recording

The Elementary Site Viability Analysis evaluates all 42 elementary schools across indicators established by the EL-10 Facilities and Real Property Policy, including enrollment patterns, capital investment needs, operating costs, transportation and access hazards, site limitations, equity concerns and educational adequacy.

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This policy establishes operational boundaries for the Superintendent to ensure school facilities remain financially sustainable, operationally efficient and educationally effective. Key requirements mandate Board approval for building new facilities, closing schools, changing attendance boundaries, or disposing of real estate, while setting strict criteria. The approved criteria include measurable information such as enrollment, capacity and building utilization, as well as facility condition, educational and operational considerations, equity and potential community impacts.

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Download the Estimated Annual Average Enrollment Report

The following report summarizes the Long-Range Facility Plan (LRFP) for Salem-Keizer Public Schools. The purpose of the Long-Range Facilities Plan is to align the District’s capital improvement projects with the district’s strategic goals, operational needs, educational practices, and enrollment projections, in compliance with ORS 195.110. The Long Range Facility Plan was developed using a comprehensive, multipronged process spanning over a year.

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This report shows facility capacity and student utilization analysis for Salem-Keizer Public Schools projected for the 2027–28 academic year. It details total building capacity, projected enrollment and resulting utilization percentages for individual elementary (K–5), middle (6–8), and high schools (9–12) across the district. The report concludes with overall grade-level summary totals, showing that the district is projected to operate at an aggregate 72% utilization rate across all K–12 attendance-area schools.

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