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Principal reports 98.61% August attendance; district evaluates new ELA options

Colman-Egan School District 50-5 Board of Education · September 12, 2025
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Principal Jenny reported August attendance at 98.61%, described homecoming activities and said the district is reviewing ELA curricula — including Amplify CKLA and other packages — as the HMH 'Journeys' subscription nears expiration.

Principal Jenny delivered the school's principal's report, saying August attendance stood at 98.61% and describing homecoming activities, coronation skits and an anonymous staff coffee donation.

On curriculum, Jenny said the district's Houghton Mifflin Harcourt 'Journeys' subscription for elementary ELA is expiring and that administrators and teachers are reviewing replacement options. "Had a teacher recommend Amplify CKLA," she said. The district is also considering assessment tools for middle and high school, including CommonLit and OptiRead Basics, to identify students who need targeted interventions.

Jenny outlined a revamp of the teacher assistance process into a Student Assistance Team (SAT) that will meet the first and third Wednesday mornings to review data and propose interventions, and noted upcoming events including a school-improvement launch on Oct. 14 and kindergarten–6 book-raising activities beginning Sept. 29. Board members asked whether outside vendors or state resources could aid training on new social-studies materials; the board said it would explore using an October in‑service day for training and possibly invite a state resource.