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Board postpones K–12 health curriculum adoption to align with Division 22 standards
Summary
Directors of Teaching and Learning told the board the district will delay the K–12 health curriculum adoption temporarily so the timeline can be aligned with Division 22 standards; the board approved the postponement unanimously.
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Directors of Teaching and Learning Dayna Cahill and Bruce Martin recommended a temporary postponement of the K–12 health curriculum adoption so the district could align its timeline with Division 22 standards. Director Julie Thies moved to postpone adoption; the motion was approved unanimously, 7–0.
As presented to the board, the delay is procedural and intended to allow staff additional time to ensure the proposed materials and rollout meet the state standards referenced by staff. "This is only a temporary delay so that we can align our timeline so we can better meet Division 22 standards," the minutes state.
