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Marysville Joint Unified opens public review for K–8 math adoption; district selects McGraw Hill Reveal

Board of Trustees, Marysville Joint Unified School District · May 27, 2026
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Summary

The board voted to open a public review (May 26–June 9, 2026) for a proposed K–8 math adoption, selecting McGraw Hill Reveal for K–8 and confirming access to digital and print materials during the review period.

The Marysville Joint Unified School District Board voted on May 26 to open a public review period for a proposed K–8 mathematics curriculum, selecting McGraw Hill Reveal as the recommended K–8 program.

District staff said the selection followed a yearlong process that narrowed dozens of submissions to a final slate through teacher engagement, surveys and review team discussions. Staff described a robust professional development plan and on‑site opportunities this summer and into the fall for teachers who want an introduction to the materials.

Trustees asked whether digital copies would be available for the public review. The district said it can provide publisher demo access on a Chromebook in the lobby for those who request it and will coordinate with the publisher to allow interested community members to examine the digital components during the May 26–June 9 review window.

The motion to open the public review passed at the meeting; the board recorded the review period as May 26 through June 9, 2026. High‑school adoptions were reported as still under review and not part of this K–8 action.

Next steps include public review of the materials in the district’s college-and-career hallway and follow‑up professional development schedules for teachers who will receive training before and during the 2026–27 school year.