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Instructional services mid‑year report: curriculum alignment and special education caseloads

BYRON-BERGEN CENTRAL SCHOOL DISTRICT BOARD OF EDUCATION · February 13, 2025
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Summary

Director of Instructional Services B. Brown reported curriculum mapping aligned to NYS standards, use of assessments to guide interventions, ongoing instructional coaching cycles, and that 100 students in grades K–12 are receiving special education services.

Director of Instructional Services B. Brown presented a mid‑year update at the Feb. 13 meeting detailing district efforts to align curriculum maps with New York State standards, expand assessments that drive instruction and intervention, and support teachers through instructional coaching cycles and professional development.

Brown reported there are currently 100 students with disabilities in grades K–12. The district is working to build consistency among CSE chairs, provide training on testing accommodations, and support the Director of Technology and Assessment on goals related to the Instructional Technology Plan, data security and NYS testing preparations.