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Students in Mineral Point surveys ask for more AP/college courses, AI exposure and fewer cell‑phone limits
Summary
SRPC told the Mineral Point Unified School District board that students reported the school is an "inclusive and safe environment," praised teachers and academics, and requested more AP/college course options, fewer restrictions on cell phones, and "more exposure to Artificial Intelligence (AI)."
Students' feedback collected by the Southwest Regional Planning Commission was a central part of the Aug. 25, 2025 Strategic Planning meeting. SRPC presenter Alyssa Schaeffer told the board that students described the school as an "inclusive and safe environment" and complimented teachers and academic quality, while also identifying specific areas for improvement.
According to Schaeffer's summary of student responses, pupils asked for expanded AP and college‑level course offerings, requested less restrictive cell‑phone rules, and wanted "more exposure to Artificial Intelligence (AI)." The board was told these student comments will be included in the survey packet SRPC will share with trustees.
Trustee Mitch Wainwright was identified as the recipient of SRPC's links and the survey output for distribution to other board members. The board did not make any curriculum changes at the meeting; SRPC's report and the shared data are intended to inform future planning.
