Treasure Coast Technical College approves new HVAC equipment and curriculum plans

June 03, 2025 | Indian River, School Districts, Florida

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The Indian River County School District is set to enhance educational offerings with several key approvals discussed during the Superintendent's Workshop on June 2, 2025. Among the most significant decisions is the approval of the Treasure Coast Technical College (TCTC) calendar for the 2025-2026 school year, which lays the groundwork for upcoming academic activities.

Additionally, the district is excited to announce the approval of new HVAC training equipment for TCTC, funded entirely by a grant, ensuring no cost to the district. This upgrade aims to improve the hands-on learning experience for students, following a recent tour of the college where board members observed the current equipment in use.
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The workshop also included the renewal of the I Ready program for the 2025-2026 school year. This program supports students in kindergarten through eighth grade in English Language Arts (ELA) and math, providing essential resources to bolster their academic performance.

Another important renewal discussed was for Imagine Learning, which offers credit recovery opportunities for students. The district emphasized the necessity of providing a robust curriculum for students needing to recover credits, and after thorough research, Imagine Learning was deemed the best fit for the community's needs.

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Lastly, the approval of the comprehensive evidence-based reading plan, known as SERP, was highlighted. This plan must be submitted to the Department of Education by August 1, and it includes critical data components that will be finalized before the upcoming board meeting.

These decisions reflect the district's commitment to enhancing educational resources and ensuring that students have access to the tools they need for success. As these initiatives move forward, they promise to significantly impact the learning environment in Indian River County.

Converted from Superintendent's Workshop 12 p.m. 6/2/25 meeting on June 03, 2025
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