2019 – 7 Year Enrollment Forecasts – Dunwoody Elementary Schools

Posted on November 18, 2019 by | 3 Comments

The new Austin Elementary School will open next year. Redistricting the Dunwoody elementary schools is currently under way. DeKalb Schools administration has put together the latest 7 Year Enrollment Forecasts for this process.

3 Year Historic Actuals & 3 Year Forecast (Nov 12 2019)

School Capacity 2017 2018 2019 2020 2021 2022
Austin ES 500 642 688 708 725 749 772
Chesnut ES 358 450 442 458 464 466 465
Dunwoody ES 955 1092 1173 1177 1212 1245 1310
Hightower ES 568 758 739 752 728 714 695
Kingsley ES 443 455 415 436 442 453 459
Vanderlyn ES 516 705 668 695 697 692 661

RELATED DOCUMENTS
  2019 Actuals – Dunwoody Cluster Elementary Reference Map Land Use
  2021 Forecast – Dunwoody Cluster Elementary Reference Map Land Use
  2024 Forecast – Dunwoody Cluster Elementary Reference Map Land Use

LAND USE MAPS
  2018 – Land Use – Actual
  2021- Land Use – Projected
  2024- Land Use – Projected

PUBLIC REDISTRICTING MEETINGS
Austin Elementary Public Redistricting Meetings – Dunwoody HS Auditorium (7:00 PM):
• Round 3 – Wednesday, November 20, 2019

7 YEAR ENROLLMENT FORECAST – Dunwoody Elementary Schools (Nov 2019)
These projections are for the current elementary attendance zonesif no redistricting happens.

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3 responses to “2019 – 7 Year Enrollment Forecasts – Dunwoody Elementary Schools”

  1. Estimate | November 18, 2019 at 6:56 PM |

    These don’t seem to take new construction into account- the new apartments going in next to Hightower will certainly add students.

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  2. Westy | November 19, 2019 at 10:30 AM |

    I’ve added up the enrollment #’s using the 2024 forecast map. The 2024 enrollment #’s I get are DES at 1038 and AES at 1077 if we split Ash-Dun Rd down the middle (AES gets West, DES gets East, Vanderlyn’s boundary would remain the same). This seems like a good compromise……1) Immediate relief for DES, 2) Current AES and Vanderlyn stay at their respective schools 3) Enrollment #’s in 2024 are fairly level between DES and AES.

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  3. Stan Jester | November 19, 2019 at 10:44 AM |

    This is what the DES parent and map maker put together

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