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Superintendent says Governor guidance could affect small districts; four-day calendar meets current requirements
Summary
Superintendent Aaron Miller told the board that recent Governor guidance indicates instructional hours may not be reduced as a budget-cutting measure and that the district's approved four-day calendar meets instructional-hour requirements; he announced an upcoming community engagement meeting to discuss the guidance.
Superintendent Aaron Miller briefed the Board on recently issued Governor guidance tied to instructional hours and budget decisions, noting that "instructional hours may not be reduced as a budget-cutting measure" and that the district's approved four-day instructional calendar meets the current hour requirements. He emphasized that lunch and recess do not count toward instructional hours and said the Governor's executive order remains under development.
Miller also announced a community engagement meeting scheduled for the following Wednesday to review results of past meetings and answer public questions. Board Chair Korinn Hockett reminded the board of the upcoming Academic Showcase at Pacific High School.
