District projects $170,000 savings after streamlining instructional materials; staff plan cautious AI training
Dr. Sarah Adams told the board the district consolidated vendors, adopted K–5 ELA materials and projects roughly $170,000 in combined print and technology savings; she said the district will prioritize implementation and staff training for future AI tools.
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Dr. Sarah Adams, the district’s instructional resources lead, told the Monroe County School Board on May 5 that recent adoptions and vendor consolidations position the district to maintain or expand instructional offerings while holding costs steady.
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