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Klamath County SD pursues behavior program modeled on Grants Pass
Summary
District officials say staff visits to Grants Pass School District have clarified many design questions and elementary administrators will meet March 13 to discuss replicating a behavior program locally.
David Marshall, the district's Director of Special Services, and Dr. Doris Ellison, Director of Elementary Curriculum, updated the board on efforts to develop an in‑district behavior program modeled on Grants Pass School District's approach.
Marshall said KCSD staff have continued to visit Grants Pass to observe their model, and that those visits have answered many operational questions. Dr. Ellison invited board members to a meeting she will hold with elementary administrators on Friday, March 13 at the Crater Lake Learning Center to discuss how KCSD could replicate the program with district resources.
Superintendent Glen Szymoniak told the board that declining enrollment prevents adding new positions; consequently some Project Based Learning positions will be reduced and teachers reassigned to classroom roles, while teachers who apply will staff the planned behavior programs. The board was told the effort has momentum and staff will continue to develop details with building leaders.
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