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FY 26-27 LIVE Active User · Major tier Active User · Major tier Westfield-Washington Schools · by FY 26–27 enrollments Power Usertop 25% of tier Active Usermiddle 50% Light Userbottom 25% Non-Adopterno enrollments Quartiles of Major-tier Indiana Online adopters by enrollments
ESC CIESC
Tier Major
ADM 9,607
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verified School Year Completed

Westfield-Washington Schools · FY 26–27 · school year

groups Total Enrollments
39 enrollments
-80(-67.2%) vs FY 25–26 prior 119
savings Volume Tier Savings
$780
-73.8% vs prior $2,975
paid Avg Savings per Enrollment
$20
-20.0% vs prior $25
person Payment Type
95% student-paid
5% school 2 school · 37 student
school Your IO Programs · FY 26–27

Enrollments by program this school year

Supplemental: 32 (82.1%)AP: 6 (15.4%)Dual Credit: 1 (2.6%)39enrollments
Supplemental 82% 32
AP 15% 6
Dual Credit 3% 1
Academy 0% 0
FlexEd 0% 0

39 total enrollments · using 3 of 5 programs

groups Your Programs vs Major-Tier Districts

Your enrollment vs the tier median, by program

Supplemental · 8 districts
You 32 / 6 5.3× median

Across 8 other Major-tier districts with students enrolled in Supplemental

AP · 3 districts
You 6 / 6 at median

Across 3 other Major-tier districts with students enrolled in AP

Dual Credit · 1 district
You 1 / 1 limited

Across 1 other Major-tier district with students enrolled in Dual Credit · small sample, may be noisy

Academy · 4 districts
You 0 / 202 untapped

4 peers enroll; you have none this FY

FlexEd · statewide
You 0 / 30 untapped

Statewide median among 4 districts running FlexEd; you have none this FY

Top Subjects by Enrollment

7 subjects · 0 growing · 7 declining · net -71 enrollments YoY

GROWING
0
+0 enrollments YoY
DECLINING
7
-71 enrollments YoY
1 World Languages
16 -52%
2 Social Studies
8 -72%
3 Math
6 -71%
4 Language Arts
3 -57%
5 Health and Physical Education
3 -50%
6 Science, Technology and Engineering
2 -80%
7 Fine Arts
1 -75%

Top Courses by Enrollment

27 courses · Top 5 = 33% of enrollments (moderately distributed)

TOP 5
33%
13 enrollments
OTHER 22
67%
26 enrollments
1 Spanish III-2 (26-27 TRI)
4
2 Economics (26-27 TRI)
3
3 Health and Wellness (26-27 SY)
2
4 Algebra II-1 (26-27 TRI)
2
5 Spanish II-2 (26-27 TRI)
2
6 Spanish III-1 (26-27 TRI)
2
7 Spanish III-2 (26-27 SY)
2
8 US Government (26-27 TRI)
2
9 Algebra II-2 (26-27 SY)
2
+ 18 more courses with ≤2 enrollments each

Enrollment Trend

Active User · Major tier Active User · Major tier Westfield-Washington Schools · by FY 26–27 IO enrollments Power Usertop 25% of tier Active Usermiddle 50% Light Userbottom 25% Non-Adopterno IO enrollments Quartiles of Major-tier IO adopters by enrollment

School year enrollments — vs same-level peers within the Major tier

200150100500155-26%114-4%109+9%119-67%39FY 22–23FY 23–24FY 24–25FY 25–26FY 26–27
This district Active User median (Major tier)

Compared vs 3 other Major-tier Active Users. Tier also includes: 2 Power · 2 Light.

Position vs other CIESC member districts · hover any card for what counts toward each rank
#12of 28
Course breadth
27 distinct courses

Adoption Density

IO enrollments per 100 ADM students — penetration normalized for district size

2.01.51.00.50.01.6-26%1.2-4%1.1+9%1.2-67%0.4FY 22–23FY 23–24FY 24–25FY 25–26FY 26–27

0.4 IO enrollments per 100 students (39 of 9,607 ADM in FY 26–27). Adoption density normalizes for district size, so a small district at high penetration ranks honestly against a large district with the same per-student rate.

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