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Curriculum director reports rollout of elementary computer science, math review and Dyslexia Law guidance
Summary
Dr. Dina Tallis reported that computer science has been implemented into elementary specials, the high-school math curriculum is under review, and the district is providing guidance on PA-146 (the Dyslexia Law); she also outlined summer programming, Certified Needs Assessments and District Provided Professional Development.
Dr. Dina Tallis, Executive Director of Curriculum and Instruction, briefed the Imlay City Board of Education on district curriculum activities at the Feb. 23 meeting.
Tallis said the district has successfully implemented computer science into elementary specials and is reviewing the high-school math curriculum to ensure alignment with instructional goals. She also provided guidance regarding PA-146, commonly referred to in the minutes as the Dyslexia Law, and discussed plans for summer programming, building-level events, Certified Needs Assessments, and District Provided Professional Development (DPPD).
Board members did not record additional motions tied to the curriculum update during this meeting, but the presentation indicates ongoing review of course content and professional development. The update signals administrative action on instruction and special-education-related compliance that the board will continue to monitor.
