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Culver School District presents three draft 2026-27 calendars, seeks public feedback
Summary
District staff presented three draft 2026-27 academic calendars that meet state day-count requirements but differ on intersessions, Thanksgiving and end-of-year dates; the district will solicit feedback from teachers, parents and the public before a decision next month.
Miss Marr, the Culver School District director of community engagement, presented three draft 2026-27 academic calendars and outlined the public feedback process, saying the district will share the drafts with teacher and parent groups and launch an online survey.
The drafts reflect state and district requirements that the school year include 180 student instructional days and 190 staff work days. "There are 3 that must be listed on the calendar. There are a total of 4 professional development days that must be included," Marr said, describing the non-negotiable elements staff built into every option. She also explained that as an approved e-learning district the calendar must record e-learning as a make-up option and that election day must be listed as a holiday in even-numbered years.
The differences among the three drafts are mainly timing and placement of intersessions and holidays. Draft A preserves the district's modified balanced calendar: an August 3 start, a fall intercession,…
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