Board adopts CKLA/Amplify and Superkids for elementary reading
Summary
Following a pilot of two programs, teachers favored CKLA/Amplify for K–5 and Superkids for kindergarten; the board approved a multi-year subscription option to support training and fidelity of instruction.
After piloting two elementary reading programs, the board approved CKLA/Amplify for elementary grades and Superkids for kindergarten. Administration said teachers who piloted both programs overwhelmingly preferred CKLA/Amplify for fidelity in classroom instruction; the quote and subscription pricing were included in the packet and the district negotiated a multi-year arrangement to include training.
“I had the opportunity to witness this in action and it's amazing,” the superintendent said about the kindergarten program tied to Superkids. Trustee Bruce moved to adopt the reading curriculum; the motion was seconded and approved by voice vote. Administration noted the purchase covers this year plus subscription access for the following two years and includes staff training to support implementation.
The board emphasized teacher input in the selection and asked administration to ensure curriculum access and training are scheduled for the coming school year.
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