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Board hears summer school plan; Kindergarten Splash to proceed regardless of state funding
Summary
Directors Dayna Cahill and Bruce Martin told the board April 2 that K–8 summer programming depends on state funding but Kindergarten Splash will run regardless; high school credit recovery and a schedule for health curriculum review were also announced.
Directors of Teaching and Learning Dayna Cahill and Bruce Martin presented an overview of potential K–8 summer school programming and described how services would be implemented if state funding is awarded. They said 9–12 credit recovery will be offered at the high school. The minutes record that Kindergarten Splash will proceed regardless of state funding availability.
Dayna Cahill also gave a brief update on the health curriculum adoption and said she will schedule times for board members to review the materials. The minutes do not include the curriculum documents or a timeline for final adoption; board review sessions are to be scheduled by staff.
