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Board hears curriculum committee debate on grade scale, to consider speech requirement pilot in March

Board of Education, Richmond-Burton Community High School District #157 · February 18, 2026
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Summary

At the Feb. 18 meeting, the board discussed curriculum committee recommendations to maintain the current grade scale, a proposal from a board member to consider a change, and proposed classroom speech requirements that teachers want to pilot for a year; administrators will bring finalized recommendations to the March meeting.

Assistant Superintendent Dr. Enright recapped curriculum committee discussions at the Feb. 18 board meeting, outlining pros and cons of several grade-scale scenarios and noting the committee's recommendation to retain the current scale. Board member Andrus recapped committee support for maintaining the scale; Board member Johnson suggested considering a change.

Dr. Enright also described proposed classroom speech requirements that teachers asked to pilot for one year; the board plans to review and vote on speech requirement changes at its March meeting. Mr. Baird said he will take board concerns to lead teachers. Committee members said they are awaiting guidance on the use of artificial intelligence in classroom settings before finalizing any policy changes.