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Board approves including allowed activities in instructional time calculations
Summary
Following a staff review of a recent Executive Order, the board voted to continue including allowed activities in the district's instructional time calculations. The motion passed 4–0 (one absence).
The Klamath County School District board approved a district practice to include allowed activities as part of instructional time calculations after a staff presentation on a recent Executive Order addressing instructional day reductions.
Director of School Improvement and Secondary Curriculum Jeff Bullock reviewed the Executive Order and its intent to discourage districts from cutting instructional days. Following that presentation, Board member John Rademacher moved to approve including allowed activities in the district’s instructional time calculations; Marc Staunton seconded the motion. The board voted 4–0 to approve the request, with one member absent.
The action formalizes the district’s ongoing practice of counting certain allowed activities toward instructional time to comply with the Executive Order's intent. The packet contains the staff report and supporting material presented by Bullock.
