Board discusses school-calendar changes after state limits on distance-learning days
Administrators briefed the board on state limits to distance-learning days and shared staff-survey results (90% value those days; 70% cite professional development benefit); the district aims to propose a revised 2026–27 calendar by January.
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The board heard an extended briefing about calendar planning after state legislative changes limit the district’s prior use of distance-learning days. Assistant superintendent Bowser presented survey results and possible approaches the district is exploring.
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