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District curriculum update: checkpoints, reading program grant; superintendent reports Power Schools transition and clean audit
Summary
Curriculum director Melissa Hanners said programs are running, with the first 5–8 ELA and Chemistry/Physics checkpoints next week and a K–5 reading program moving to a third edition under a grant. The superintendent noted plans to move to the Power Schools platform and reported a clean audit.
Melissa Hanners, curriculum director, told the board that "All curriculum programs are up and running." She said the first checkpoint for grades 5–8 ELA and Chemistry and Physics will occur next week and that the K–5 reading program will move to a third edition soon with grant funds helping to cover the cost. Hanners said state scores were recently released and would be brought to the board in a future meeting.
In the superintendent report the board was told the district attended the MASA Superintendents Conference last week, that the district is still awaiting a state budget, and that Community First is working to transfer a health-department clinic grant so clinics can reopen and be run by Community First. The superintendent also said the district plans to move to the Power Schools platform next year and reported that the district had a clean audit.
Most items were informational; no formal action was recorded on the curriculum or superintendent updates.
