High‑school principal outlines condensed testing schedule and a tentative in‑district driver education program
Summary
The junior/senior high principal said state testing will be condensed into two weeks with four delayed‑start testing days and described exploratory plans to offer driver education on campus in partnership with a private provider, possibly training teachers as instructors.
The junior/senior high principal (S7) reported to the board that the district will condense state testing into two weeks and has scheduled delayed‑start testing days to reduce disruptions to instruction. “We test for 8 total days, but 4 of those days are delayed start days,” the principal said, citing specific dates for the delayed starts and noting the district will pilot shorter tests during regular school flow to avoid prolonged weekly disruption.
The principal also described a tentative plan to bring driver education back onto district campuses. The program would be priced to be cost neutral and could use a private provider based in Ravenna for portions of the course. The district is considering training teachers to become certified driving instructors to run on‑road portions, while coursework would be completed online. The principal said the idea is very tentative and encouraged feedback as staff interest is confirmed.
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