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Hillsboro board adopts Special Education workload plan to guide caseloads
Summary
The Hillsboro CUSD 3 Board approved a Special Education Teacher Workload Plan prepared by Special Education Program Coordinator Brandy Buske to guide caseloads, responsibilities and staff support; the motion passed on a 6-0 roll call.
The Hillsboro Community Unit School District #3 Board of Education voted May 13 to approve a Special Education Teacher Workload Plan intended to guide assignment of caseloads, responsibilities and supports for special education staff.
Superintendent Powell said the plan was prepared by Special Education Program Coordinator Brandy Buske along with teachers and administration and is intended as a guiding document for determining caseloads and staff responsibilities. Kassie Greenwood moved to approve the plan and Brian Patton seconded; on roll call Matt Lentz, Brian Patton, Bill Christian, Blake Furness, Kassie Greenwood and Mike Cerutti voted yes. Motion carried 6-0.
Board members said they had no questions during the meeting before the roll-call vote. The plan was presented as an internal staffing and workload framework; the transcript did not specify numerical caseload limits, implementation date, or required reporting cadence.
