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Wood River board approves new elementary ELA curriculum
Summary
The Wood River Rural Schools Board of Education on April 13 approved new elementary English language arts textbooks and curriculum resources by a 6-0 vote; the decision follows district testing and curriculum planning this school year.
The Wood River Rural Schools Board of Education voted unanimously April 13 to adopt a new elementary English language arts curriculum. The motion to approve the ELA curriculum passed with a motion by Dylan Gill and a second by Jodi Rauert; the minutes record the vote as Yea: 6, Nay: 0.
District leaders framed the vote as part of ongoing instructional planning ahead of spring assessments. Elementary Principal Mrs. Klanecky reported that NSCAS and MAP testing will occur over the next few weeks, and staff have been preparing classroom assessments to align with the new resources. The board did not record separate conditions or amendments to the approval.
The curriculum approval will govern classroom materials and instruction for the elementary grades beginning in the upcoming school year. The board took no separate vote on implementation timeline in the minutes; any rollout schedule beyond adoption was not specified.
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