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21 <br /> Travis Myren said the numbers are important because the raw number of students <br /> determines the amount of current expense that the district receives. He said they take the number <br /> give the amount per student to each district. He said that capital funds are also allocated by the <br /> percentages shown. <br /> Slide #10 <br /> Student Enrollment Over Time <br /> Total Budgeted Students by District <br /> 13,000 <br /> 12,115 12,242 12,339 12,239 12,160 12,387 12,274 12,236 12,351 <br /> 11,820 11,993 <br /> 12,000 1 442 <br /> 11,382 11,253 <br /> 11,141 <br /> 21,000 <br /> 20,000 <br /> 9,000 �CHCCS <br /> 7,863 <br /> 7,966 8.072 8,011 8,134 8 7,935 <br /> ,156 8,110 8,023 8,003 tOCS <br /> 7,801 <br /> 8,000 7,437 <br /> 7,148 <br /> 7,227 7,172 71357 <br /> 7,000 <br /> 6,000 <br /> 5,000 <br /> 2.- 2008-09 2-19 2010-11 201112 2112-1 2013-14 2014-11 2015-16 21-1 201710 201&19 2019-20 202Q21 2021-22 2022-23 1.324 202425 <br /> CHCCS Budgeted Student Decrease of 112 Students <br /> Budgeted student percentage decreases from 58.44%to 58.40% <br /> OCS Budgeted Student Decrease of 67 Students ORANGE COUNTY <br /> 10 Budgeted student percentage increases from 41.56%to 41.60% NORTH CAROLINA <br /> Travis Myren said there was a decline in CHCCS likely attributable to the pandemic. He <br /> said it has abated but has not been eliminated. He said this is true in both districts but less of a <br /> percentage change in Orange County schools. He said that in Orange County, the loss has been <br /> happening for a longer period rather than a stark decrease. <br />