Faced with declining enrollments and the recommendation to combine two middle schools, the Tipp City, Ohio, school board contacted consultants to examine the school facilities, focusing on current and future use, and look closely at past and current demographic data to project school enrollments. Data from the United States Census and from organizations that rely on census information to make their analyses are utilized. Seven tables and four figures accompany the text. Enrollment in the school district will continue to decline for the next several years unless some unforseen change takes place in the community. Conferences and phone calls with city personnel disclosed that residential development is considerably restricted for a variety of reasons. The five school facilities are in excellent condition, with adequate space to house the current and predicted enrollment. Recommendations include maintaining the two middle schools; retaining the current grade organization; improving the interior of one school; and expanding instruction in art, music, foreign languages, and computer education. The appendix contains four tables showing birth and death rates in Miami County 1955-1984. (MLF)