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District reports nine ACT score sheets damaged in transit; administrators will seek remedies
Summary
Superintendent Ryan Muhlig told the board that nine ACT test score sheets were compromised in transit; Principal Lewis Whitson was tasked with following up with KSDE and ACT about replacement vouchers or other remedies.
Superintendent Ryan Muhlig informed the board that nine ACT test score sheets were compromised because the physical score sheets were damaged in transit. The minutes say Lewis Whitson will follow up with the Kansas State Department of Education (KSDE) and ACT to determine whether replacement test vouchers or other remedies are available for affected students.
No vote occurred; administrators said they will pursue remedy options. The minutes do not list affected student names or whether the damage will delay scores; the district intends to work with KSDE and ACT to identify next steps for impacted students.
