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District outlines plan to expand 'Level Up' student-centered learning across schools

Farmington Board of Education · June 2, 2026
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Summary

Assistant Superintendent Rhonda Henry and district leaders presented the "Level Up" student-centered learning model, reporting increased engagement in participating schools and plans to scale the approach districtwide in 2026–27.

Assistant Superintendent Rhonda Henry and Director Margaret Hendrickson presented the Farmington Public School District's effort to scale a student-centered learning model called "Level Up," saying participating schools have demonstrated increased student engagement.

Henry described instructional shifts and cited plans to expand the program across the district during the 2026–27 school year. Principals Hernton and Porterfield joined the presentation to describe classroom-level implementation and to answer trustees’ questions about staffing and supports.

Board members asked for metrics and next steps for districtwide rollout; staff indicated the work will continue over the summer and be carried forward into fall planning. The presentation occurred during the June 2, 2026 regular meeting and was informational; no formal action was taken at that meeting.