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Assistant superintendent says district will present gifted-program changes, holds March 14 staff professional development
Summary
Assistant Superintendent Scott Haid told the Finance Committee that changes to the district's gifted and accelerated program will go to the Board Curriculum Committee, districtwide professional development is set for March 14, and the planned summer AI program remains on track.
Assistant Superintendent for Instruction Scott Haid updated the Finance Committee on curriculum work and upcoming staff development. He said changes to the gifted and accelerated program will be presented to the Board Curriculum Committee, and that instruction staff are preparing for districtwide professional development on March 14, which will take place in every building.
HaId also reported the district's planned summer artificial intelligence program is still on track. The committee received the update for information and no formal action was recorded at the Finance Committee meeting.
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