1. Lakeview Enrollment Presentation
Board of Education Meeting
November 15, 2016

2. Lakeview Enrollment History**
Year
Enrollment
Teaching Staff
2,949
183
3,039
182
2,957
187
2,929
185
3,118
184
3,392
191
3,603
193
3,845
200
3933
203
4014
205
3931
211
4076
214 *
4215
219
* Figures are preliminary figures and have not been audited. Reflects data as of 10/20/16.
** Parochial FTEs are only through and are NOT figured into the 2014/15, 2015/16 or
totals.
*** These totals do not include funded FTEs for special education or GSRP preschool students.

3. History of Schools of Choice
Opened for Schools of Choice in at High School Only
Open at all three levels beginning in
: Closed at 7th Grade Only
: ESOC window remained open until
Friday, September 5th
: ESOC window closed on Friday, August 21st
: ESOC window closed on Friday, August 20th
: ESOC window closed on Friday, August 19th
: ESOC window closed on Friday, August 18th
: ESOC window closed on Friday, August 16th
: ESOC window closed on Friday, August 15th
: ESOC window closed on Friday, August 21st
: ESOC window closed on Friday, August 26th

4. External School of Choice Enrollment History: Elementary**
Total Enrollment: Resident & ESOC
ESOC
Students
ESOC=
% of Total Enrollment
1186
171
14%
1153
213
18%
1147
191
17%
1201
425
35%
1296
409
32%
1397
487
1500
631
42%
1576
644
41%
1643
723
44%
1621
762
47%
1649
820
50% *
1747
879
* Figures are preliminary figures and have not been audited. Reflects data as of 10/20/16.
** External School of Choice numbers include students coming to us for a center based program and employees’ children.
**Parochial FTEs are only through and are NOT figured into the 2014/15, 2015/16, or totals.
*** These totals do not include funded FTEs for special education or GSRP preschool students.

5. External School of Choice Enrollment History: Middle School**
Total Enrollment: Resident & ESOC
ESOC
Students
ESOC=
% of Total Enrollment
670 88
13%
690 93
671 99
15%
756
217
29%
832
317
38%
851
338
40%
962
458
48%
954
444
47%
976
478
49%
913
476
52%
995
525
53% *
1027
528
51%
* Figures are preliminary figures and have not been audited. Reflects data as of 10/20/16.
** External School of Choice numbers include students coming to us for a center based program and employees’ children.
**Parochial FTEs are only through and are NOT figured into the 2014/15, 2015/16, or totals.

6. External School of Choice Enrollment History: High School**
Total Enrollment:
Resident & ESOC
ESOC
Students
ESOC=
% of Total Enrollment
1083
155
14%
1090
136
12%
1084
170
16%
1094
311
28%
1298
429
33%
1335
491
37%
1383
608
44%
1427
615
43%
1393
710
51%
1397
735
53%
1442
799
55% *
1441
778
54%
* Figures are preliminary figures and have not been audited. Reflects data as of 10/20/16.
** External School of Choice numbers include students coming to us for a center based program and employees’ children.

7. External School of Choice Enrollment History: District**
Total Enrollment: Resident & ESOC
ESOC
Students
ESOC=
% of Total Enrollment
3039
414
14%
2957
442
15%
2929
460
16%
3147
953
30%
3426
1155
34%
3603
1316
37%
3845
1697
44%
3957
1703
43%
4014
1927
48%
3931
1973
50%
4086
2144
52% *
4215
2185
* Figures are preliminary figures and have not been audited. Reflects data as of 10/20/16.
** External School of Choice numbers include students coming to us for a center based program and employees’ children.
**Parochial FTEs are only through and are NOT figured into the 2014/15, 2015/16, or totals.
*** These totals do not include funded FTEs for special education or GSRP preschool students.

8. Registration Process
ALL new enrollees MUST present evidence of residency (Macomb)
Registration for ALL new students occurs at the Administration Office
Resident students are permitted to register and be enrolled at any time during the summer or school year
Schools of Choice students must apply for admission to Lakeview during the designated window. (Determined by the district in accordance with state law)

9. Registration Process
Background checks are conducted by the Assistant Superintendent and building administrators on the schools of choice (ESOC) applicants
Academic assessments are given to all incoming new students in grades K-12 (Kdg Snapshots began in 2010 with Placement Testing on students in grades 1-12, implemented in 2011)
ESOC applicants are notified of their acceptance status after initial background check is complete
Individuals with clean background checks are given the “OK” to complete the registration process
Parents/Guardians utilize Info Snap (an online registration program) to complete electronic copies of registration papers
Once the registration packet is completed, the student is placed at a building and if a secondary student, works with building staff to choose their classes

10. When Did Most People Register?
713 Registration Packets Completed
(846 students-active in enrollment process for with 706 actually attending in September.)
April
May
June
July
Aug
Sept 39 4 41
183
319
120
*These numbers include special education preschool
students.
*Resident students are still currently registering.

11. Where do New Students to LPS in 2016 Reside?
*Reflects the students new to Lakeview for Includes resident and schools of choice students and is inclusive of data as of 10/10/16.
Zip Code Number of Students
48015 3
48021
158
48035 8
48036 1
48038 2
48043 4
48044
48045
48047
48062
48066 93
48080
151
48081
222
48082 23
48088
48089 20
48091
48092
48093
48315
48316
Lakeview resident zip codes include parts of and Students from any zip code outside of Macomb County are employee’s children that are permitted to attend in accordance with law and Board policy.
*21 Different Zip Codes Represented

12. Special Education Services- All Students Enrolled Summary
ESOC
# of Students Receiving Special Education Services
Resident
Total
Elementary
113 (57%)
84 (43%)
197
Middle School
51 (49%)
54 (51%)
105
High School
Parochial
85 (66%)
6 (86%)
44(34%)
1 (14%)
129 7
District
255 (58%)
183 (42%)
438
(10% of total population)
*ESOC numbers include students who are placed in our center based programs- Hearing Impaired and
Cognitively Impaired
* Figures are preliminary figures and have not been audited.
**Reflects data as of 10/20/16.

13. Free & Reduced Lunch- All Students Enrolled Summary**
ESOC
Free & Reduced Lunch
Resident
Total
Free &
Reduced Lunch
Elementary
372
(60%)
250
(40%)
622
Middle
206
(54%)
174
(46%)
380
High School
282
(57%)
210
(43%)
492
District
860*
(58%)
634*
(42%)
1494*
(35% of students)
* Figures are preliminary figures and have not been audited.
**Reflects data as of 10/20/16.
*** Does not include students enrolled in the preschool programs.

14. Ethnic Distribution: District-All Students Enrolled
Ethnic Codes
ESOC
Resident
Total
American Indian or Alaska Native 4
(29%) 10
(71%) 14
Asian American 11
(42%) 15
(58%) 26
Black or African American
430
(82%) 96
(18%)
525
Hispanic or Latino 29
(43%) 39
(57%) 68
White
1626
(49%)
1684
(51%)
3310
Multiple Ethnicities
178
(67%) 89
(33%)
267
Native Hawaiian or other Pacific Islander
(80%) 1
(20%) 5
TOTAL
2282
(54%)
1933
(46%)
4215
%= Percentage of students in that ethnic code
* Figures are preliminary figures and have not been audited.
**Reflects data as of 10/20/16.

15. District Population: Ethnicity All Students Enrolled
Ethnic Codes
ESOC
Resident
Total
Number % of
Population
(4086)
American Indian or Alaska Native
<1% %
<1%
Asian American
<1% %
<1%
Black or African
American % % %
Hispanic or Latino
<1%
<1% %
White % % %
Multiple Ethnicities % % %
Native Hawaiian or other Pacific Islander 4
<1%
<1%
<1%
%= Percentage of the total student population.
* Figures are preliminary figures and have not been audited.
**Reflects data as of 10/20/16.
***Does not include students enrolled in preschool programs.

16. 2015-16 JMS Significant Discipline Offenses
Incidents
Residents
External School of Choice
Arson
Destruction of Property 8 7
Theft 3
Drug Paraphernalia
Drug Use
Drug Possession
Tobacco Possession 2
Weapon Possession
(Includes any item that could be interpreted as a weapon.) 1
Total
20 (65%)
11 (35%)
*There were 995 students at JMS during February Count with 53% being External School of Choice students.

17. Overall-JMS Discipline/Behavior- 2015-16
Resident students are 2 times more likely to have a significant offense within an academic year
Resident and School of Choice students represent the same number of drug related offenses (Drug paraphernalia, use, possess) = 0 Incidents
Resident students had more weapon related offenses than School of Choice students (2 incidents Vs. 1)
>Data taken from MISD PBS reporting system for last academic year (September through June).

18. 2015-16 LHS Significant Discipline Offenses
Incidents
Residents
External School of Choice
Arson
Destruction of Property 2 1
Theft 3
Drug Paraphernalia
Drug Use
Drug Possession
Tobacco Possession
Weapon Possession
(Includes any item that could be interpreted as a weapon.) 4
Total
15 (56%)
12 (44%)
*There were 1442 students at LHS during February Count with 55% being External School of Choice students.

19. Overall-Lakeview High School Discipline/Behavior: 2015-16
Resident students and School of Choice students are likely to have the a similar number of significant offenses within an academic year
Resident students represent over 2 times the number of drug related offenses (Drug paraphernalia, use, possess)
School of Choice students had more weapon related offenses during the last school year
( 4 incidents Vs. 1)
>Data taken from MISD PBS reporting system for last academic year (September through June).

20. Questions and/or Comments
Tracy L. Van Peeren
Assistant Superintendent
ext. 2503