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Instruction chief reports 67 kindergarten screenings, PBIS Tier‑2 focus and 2025–26 AI training plans

Curriculum Committee of the Board of Education · April 16, 2025
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Summary

Assistant Superintendent Scott Haid told the committee 67 incoming junior‑kindergarten/kindergarten students were screened in the Eastern attendance area; PBIS communications were sent and the district will emphasize Tier 2 supports; and the district plans AI learning for teachers in 2025–26 via Michigan Virtual or Kent ISD.

Assistant Superintendent Scott Haid reported that junior kindergarten and kindergarten screening in the Eastern attendance area screened 67 incoming students and generated strong positive response from parents, students and staff. Haid said district PBIS communications were distributed and the district will now focus on Tier 2 needs after successful Tier 1 implementation.

Haid also said the district plans to offer AI learning for teachers in the 2025–26 school year, either through Michigan Virtual or Kent ISD. Committee minutes recorded these updates as informational; no adoption votes or procurement details were recorded at this meeting.