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Board hires adjunct Misty McCullough and approves 'Book Taco' reading program

Burlington Public Schools Board of Education · July 16, 2025
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Summary

The board approved hiring Misty McCullough as adjunct for middle-level social studies and high‑school psychology and approved 'Book Taco' for grades 3–6 as an alternative to Accelerated Reading.

At its July 16 meeting the Burlington board approved two staffing and curriculum items: the hire of Misty McCullough as an adjunct instructor and the adoption of 'Book Taco' for grades 3–6.

The board approved the appointment of Misty McCullough to adjunct middle-level social studies and high school psychology (motion by Lindsey Callison, seconded by April Kisling; passed 4–0, Robert Hill absent). The board also approved 'Book Taco' as an alternative program to Accelerated Reader for third through sixth graders; the motion carried 4–0. No resignations were reported at the meeting.

Superintendent Spears noted mentorship and growth-monitoring programs will continue alongside these staffing and curricular choices.