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Superintendent flags Division 22 compliance work on sexuality education, menstrual dignity and dyslexia training
Summary
Interim Superintendent Kim Kellison said the district is mostly compliant with Division 22 standards but needs work on Human Sexuality Education, Menstrual Dignity for Students, and teacher training on dyslexia; the Safety and Crisis Plan also needs updating.
Interim Superintendent Kim Kellison told the board the district is "mostly in compliance" with Division 22 standards but identified specific areas that need more work: Human Sexuality Education, Menstrual Dignity for Students, and teacher training related to dyslexia. She said the district's Safety and Crisis Plan exists but requires updating.
Kellison also asked the board whether any changes were needed to her superintendent goals; no changes were requested. Staff did not offer a timeline in the transcript for completing the Division 22 work; further detail likely appears in supplemental materials or subsequent agenda packets.
