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Board adopts new social-studies curriculum for 2026–2033 cycle
Summary
After public review and building committee recommendations, the board adopted a package of social-studies materials for elementary through high school for 2026–2033, including titles from Teacher Curriculum Institute and Cengage Learning.
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Administration presented the periodic textbook-adoption process for social studies, noting building committees had reviewed options and a public review period had closed without additional comments. Superintendent Andy said the recommended materials—elementary "Social Studies Alive" and middle-school "History Alive" from Teacher Curriculum Institute, and several high-school titles from Cengage Learning—had been vetted by teachers and building committees.
Director Tom moved and the board adopted the social-studies curriculum for the 2026–2033 cycle as recommended by the committees. The administration noted the adoption follows a seven‑year rotation and that materials were available for public inspection during the review window.

