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Draft 2025–26 instructional calendar meets contractual requirements; final vote set for March meeting
Summary
District leaders presented the draft 2025–26 instructional calendar, which they say meets licensed and classified contract requirements and K–12 instructional minute obligations; quarter student contact days listed as Qt.1: 40; Qt.2: 40; Qt.3: 43; Qt.4: 43.5.
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Superintendent Erika Bare and Director of Student Achievement Kate McLaughlin presented the draft 2025–26 instructional calendar at the Feb. 19 work session and said the calendar meets licensed and classified contractual requirements and K–12 instructional minute requirements.
The packet lists student contact days by quarter: Qt. 1 — 40 days; Qt. 2 — 40 days; Qt. 3 — 43 days; Qt. 4 — 43.5 days. The draft also shows additional inservice days for professional development and early-release Wednesdays.
"The final calendar will be presented to the Board as an action item at the March 2025 Board meeting," the packet states. McLaughlin and district staff told the board that the draft incorporated feedback from licensed and classified unions and that they will continue site visits and community communication ahead of the March vote.
