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Board approves Michigan Virtual Learning program for grades 6–12
Summary
The board voted to implement the Michigan Virtual Learning program for grades 6–12 in 2026-27; the transcript records approval but does not provide curriculum details or cost information.
The Martin Board approved implementing the Michigan Virtual Learning program for students in grades 6 through 12 for the 2026-27 school year at its June 22 meeting.
The motion was made by President Beilby and supported by Trustee E. Curry and carried by roll call. The transcript notes that Principal Becca Lynema had researched the Virtual Learning option (members' comments included praise: "Good job, Becca on the Virtual Learning research"). The motion passed with no recorded opposition in the transcript. The board did not state program enrollment caps, vendor contract terms, or budget impacts during the verbal record; those details should be in the board packet or vendor agreement.
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