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Board approves districtwide pilot of i‑Ready personalized instruction for remainder of 2024–25 school year
Summary
The board voted to approve a districtwide pilot of the i‑Ready personalized instruction platform for K–8 students for the rest of the school year, funded from the state learning recovery block grant; staff said it will replace two expiring programs and include teacher training and summer access.
The Eureka Union School District board approved a districtwide pilot of the i‑Ready personalized instruction platform on Jan. 8, authorizing access and training for K–8 teachers and students for the remainder of the 2024–25 school year.
District staff presented the proposal as a two-part system: an existing diagnostic suite (already approved and in use) and the instructional/personalized lessons that align to that diagnostic. Staff said the proposal expands a limited classroom pilot to all teachers and students and adds vendor-provided professional development. The pilot was described as immediately available to teachers and students starting Jan.…
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