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Board sets non-core class size range at 26–30 students with exception process
Summary
The Big Lake School Board approved setting non-core class sizes to a 26–30 range; any class below 26 will require Superintendent and Assistant Superintendent approval. The change passed 6-0.
The Board approved a policy change setting the non-core class size range to 26–30 students. The change includes a stipulation that any class that falls below 26 students requires approval from the Superintendent and Assistant Superintendent.
Board Member Amber Sixberry moved the change and Derek Nelson seconded; the motion carried 6-0. The minutes record the board-approved range as the new standard for non-core classes but do not list which specific grades or subjects are affected beyond the "non-core" designation in the minutes.
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