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Curriculum committee presents $208,309 MCIU program cost and 380 diploma approvals
Summary
The curriculum and technology report on Oct. 27 presented anticipated 2025-26 costs of $208,309 for MCIU age-of-beginner services (students retained a year before kindergarten) and an annual fall item approving 380 students who met requirements for 2024-25 high-school diplomas.
At the Oct. 27 meeting the curriculum and technology director reviewed two items for board consideration: anticipated costs of $208,309 for MCIU age-of-beginner services for the 2025-26 school year and the annual fall approval certifying 380 students who met requirements to receive high-school diplomas for 2024-25.
The director said the MCIU age-of-beginner program serves school-age students whose families and schools have elected to retain them for an additional year of early-intervention services rather than enroll them in kindergarten. The board materials describe the MCIU fees as anticipated costs; the item was presented for review with a vote planned for the next regular meeting.
The diploma approvals are an annual fall item confirming that students who met graduation requirements in 2024-25 be granted their diplomas; the director identified it as a routine annual action.
Board members congratulated the graduates and asked no substantive questions on Oct. 27. The two items were listed for action at the Nov. 3 meeting.
