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Board approves $187,477 purchase of alternate-diploma curriculum for K–12 special education students
Summary
The Kanawha County Board of Education approved an annual subscription to Unique Learning Curriculum (n2y LLC) for $187,477 to serve students on alternate diplomas in ID and autistic self-contained classrooms.
The Kanawha County Board of Education on May 5 approved purchase of the Unique Learning Curriculum annual subscription from n2y LLC (quote Q230278) for $187,477.
Board materials indicate the curriculum covers K–12 standards in English, science, math and social studies tailored for students on alternate diplomas, specifically those in intellectual disability (ID) and autistic self-contained classrooms. The superintendent confirmed the subscription is an annual renewal intended to provide grade-range content aligned to those students’ instructional needs.
The motion was moved and seconded and passed by unanimous roll call. Board members asked no substantive follow-up questions during the vote. The district did not present a multi-year contract nor a projected per-student cost in the meeting discussion; those details may appear in procurement documents in the enclosure.
