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Centralia Elementary School District

How Centralia is governed, what current records show about its enrollment and projects, and where to follow board decisions.

A district board makes decisions for eight elementary schools

Eight schools, one elected governing board

Centralia Elementary School District's governing board considers districtwide finance, curriculum, facilities, and personnel items in regular public meetings. The public packets reviewed here cover all eight schools rather than one school at a time.

Board records are the main public decision trail

The district posts agendas and large supporting packets. Later packets include minutes for earlier meetings, which helps show whether an earlier proposal was approved.

Enrollment is a budget input

The March 2026 second-interim record lists 4,129 students and 3,766 projected second-period average daily attendance for the current year. These figures help shape staffing and state funding estimates.

Measure N supports facilities work

The packets describe Measure N-funded facilities work and independent financial and performance audits, alongside deferred-maintenance projects.

A public packet shows what reached the board; it does not by itself show every school-site decision or the outcome of every discussion outside a board vote.

What the current board record shows

Current-year enrollmentverified
4,129 students

The packet's second-interim fiscal record lists 4,129 enrollment and 3,766 projected second-period ADA.

Schools covered by 2026-27 SPSA updateverified
8 schools

The board material identifies eight Centralia schools in the annual planning update.

Major projects

Districtwide K-6 mathematics materials adoption

approved

The board adopted Eureka Math Squared California as the core K-6 mathematics program, including a Spanish-language version for Dual Language Immersion. The adoption covers materials, digital resources, and implementation training.

Next: The packet says the district will purchase materials and provide professional development after board approval.
  1. Board adopts an eight-year Eureka Math Squared subscription after a public hearing

Funding

Committed instructional-materials funds

The approved cost is not to exceed $1.6 million.

This overview is based on the district's collected official board packets and meeting records.

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