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Board raises math performance, overcrowding and special‑education funding concerns after elementary reports

Manhattan‑Ogden USD 383 Board of Education · January 22, 2026
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Summary

During Q&A following elementary site council presentations, board members pressed staff on early‑grade math scores, a school’s overcrowding and heavy special‑education caseloads; a board member said fuller special‑education funding would ease pressures.

After the district’s elementary site council reports, board members asked for clarification on assessment trends and resource pressures.

Board member Katie said the literacy gains were visible in the packet but asked why early elementary math scores appeared low; presenters said fall scores are used as baselines, summer learning loss is a factor and the district is adapting professional learning strategies used in literacy to support math instruction. Presenters noted that some buildings…

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