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Parent urges planning for Wilderness Academy third-grade program after successful read-a-thon
Summary
A parent, Ashley Rottman, told the Board that Wilderness Academy students logged over 17,000 minutes in a read-a-thon and urged the district to begin planning for a Wilderness Academy third-grade program to stabilize future transitions.
During public comment, Ashley Rottman of Allendale updated the Board on Wilderness Academy successes and asked the district to begin scoping for a third-grade program.
Rottman reported the school’s read-a-thon logged more than 17,000 minutes, celebrated the formation of the school’s first PTO (elections April 15), and cited community partnerships including a planning collaboration with Calvin University on a pollinator garden and greenhouse. She asked the district to begin planning for a Wilderness Academy third-grade program to address transition concerns and noted transportation staff are already considering routing adjustments.
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