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Reeds Spring R‑IV special services wins top IDEA distinction; curriculum adoption presented to board
Summary
The board recognized the special services department for receiving the Department of Education's highest IDEA distinction for the 10th consecutive year, and Dr. Kite presented curriculum adoption materials posted on the district website.
Dr. Hershey praised the district’s special services team and singled out Mr. Nune for leadership after the district received its IDEA determination letter from the Department of Education with the highest distinction for the 10th year in a row. "We received the highest distinction in that of of four. This is our 10th year in a row that we've done that," he said.
Dr. Kite presented the curriculum adoption to the board and members were told materials are available on the district website. The board discussed being "attuned to what our kids are being taught in school," according to Dr. Hershey, reflecting the board’s ongoing oversight role for instructional decisions.
What happens next: Curriculum materials remain posted online and the board will continue typical oversight and review processes; no formal vote on the curriculum adoption was recorded during the meeting.
