Teachers press board on workload, planning time and undersized special-education classrooms
Multiple teachers told the board they face unmanageable caseloads and insufficient planning time; the superintendent noted prior district investment of $2.5 million to increase elementary planning time and acknowledged undersized special-education classrooms at Cyprus.
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Teachers and special-education staff used public comment time to press the board for more planning time and greater resources for students with complex needs.
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