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Board adopts Eureka Math Squared for grades 6–8 at Karcher, not to exceed $34,098.50

Burlington Area School District Board of Education · November 11, 2025
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Summary

After site visits and committee review, the board approved Eureka Math Squared for grades 6–8 at Karcher Middle School with a not-to-exceed purchase price of $34,098.50.

The Burlington Area School District board voted Nov. 11 to adopt Eureka Math Squared for grades 6–8 at Karcher Middle School, approving the purchase "not to exceed $34,098.50." The recommendation came from Kristen and the teaching-and-learning committee after professional development, district site visits and teacher feedback.

Kristen summarized the review: teachers participated in math-focused professional development, visited districts using candidate programs (Eureka and Imagine Learning/Illustrative), and developed values to guide selection (balance of conceptual and procedural math, fluency, and real‑world problem solving). "The recommendation is for Eureka Math Squared," Kristen said, noting the adoption was green‑lighted on EdReports for coherence and rigor.

Committee and staff comments emphasized classroom fit: teachers said Eureka supports both procedural skill practice and conceptual understanding and includes embedded assessments and teacher supports. Board members asked whether fifth grade should be included; Kristen said fifth-grade resources are often packaged with elementary curriculum and the current fifth-grade resource remains a green‑lighted program; adding fifth grade could be considered later.

The board moved and approved the adoption by roll-call vote (five ayes; one absence). The motion specified a not‑to‑exceed cost of $34,098.50 for the grades-6–8 package.

What happens next: district staff will complete procurement and implementation planning, with committee oversight and teacher training as the program is phased into classrooms.