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Assistant superintendent proposes three-year rollout of standards-based K–5 report cards

Board of Education, District #2 · March 18, 2026
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Summary

Dr. Patrick Enright outlined a three-year plan to implement standards-based report cards for kindergarten through fifth grade, proposing a pilot group and a trimester grading system; the Curriculum Committee will review the plan in April.

Assistant Superintendent Dr. Patrick Enright told the board the district has devised a three-year onboarding plan for standards-based report cards for K–5, including use of a pilot group and implementation within a trimester grading system. The Curriculum Committee will discuss the proposal further at its April meeting.

Board members asked questions about implementation details during the administrative reports portion of the meeting. The minutes do not specify pilot-school names, exact start dates, or assessment rubrics; those details are expected to be developed by the committee and administration.