High school to condense state testing window; district exploring on-campus driver education
Summary
The high school principal outlined a condensed state testing schedule with delayed starts on April 14–15 and April 21–22 to limit weekly disruption, previewed the district art show May 4–9, and said the district is exploring a cost-neutral on-campus driver's education program led by certified teachers.
The high school principal told the board that the district will compress state testing into two weeks to reduce ongoing disruption. "Those are next Tuesday and Wednesday, so the 14th, 15th, and then the 21st and 22nd," the principal said, describing delayed-start days and study-hall options for non-testing students.
The principal also highlighted district arts events planned May 4–9, including a band concert on May 6 and theater performances May 5 and May 9. On a separate initiative, the principal said schools are exploring bringing driver's education to campus via a private provider with the potential to certify teachers as driving instructors; the plan was described as very tentative and intended to be cost neutral to the district.
Board members expressed support and asked staff to continue vetting the logistics and cost model for an on-site driver's education offering.
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