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Board adopts new health/kinetics curriculum for grades 6–12 and accepts $5,000 Kiwanis donation for place-based education
Summary
Trustees approved an evidence-based Human Kinetics health curriculum for grades 6–12 at a 6‑year cost of $18,549.44 and accepted a $5,000 Kiwanis donation to seed scholarships for place-based education at Lander Middle School; students presented plans to shift some overnight programming to Teton Science School with scholarship support.
The board approved two instructional items April 21: adoption of an evidence‑based Human Kinetics health resource for grades 6–12 and acceptance of a $5,000 donation from Kiwanis to support place-based education scholarships at Lander Middle School.
Administration explained the curriculum selection followed a year-long review by the curriculum committee and teacher pilots; the 6‑year digital and classroom set package was quoted at $18,549.44, and staff…
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