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District presents first reading of 2026'027 instructional-material requests; $75 rental fee explained
Summary
District curriculum staff presented proposed textbook additions and drops for 2026'027, including AP and career-technical updates, explained the $75 bookstore rental fee and noted final approval will return on March 16.
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Dr. Bane presented a first reading of proposed instructional-material changes for the 2026'027 school year, identifying specific additions and discontinuations across divisions, and explaining the district's textbook rental program.
"LT does have a rental program in which our students pay a $75 bookstore rental fee," Dr. Bane said, noting the fee covers consumable books and textbook loans; students with fee waivers are exempt. Proposed additions included updated AP texts (environmental science, physics), a new zoology title tied to a dual-credit partnership with Oakton College, world-language materials and career-technical texts; drops included older editions and materials superseded by online AP Classroom resources.
Administrators said teachers will use summer workshop time to prepare for new materials and that final adoption and any inventory adjustments will be brought back to the board for action at the March 16 meeting.

