BOISE, Idaho (CBS2) — BOISE, Idaho — The West Ada School District, the largest in Idaho, has reported a slight increase in student enrollment after experiencing declining numbers in recent years. The district, which educates over 38,000 students from kindergarten through 12th grade, shared data indicating similar enrollment figures to last year. Previously, from 2020 to 2023, enrollment was closer to 39,000 students.
CBS2 previously reported that WASD’s enrollment was down for a fourth consecutive year; updated information shows the district saw a slight increase for the start of this school year.
A spokesperson for the district said that the decreases remain below both state and national averages. They attributed the decline to factors such as demographic shifts, family relocation patterns, and broader educational choices. Despite these challenges, the district remains committed to being the preferred option for K-12 students in Idaho…