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Instructional updates: TIA work, math supports and ESL certification progress
Summary
Chief Instructional Officer Emily Lee reported on Teacher Incentive Allotment preparation, beginning‑of‑year MAP testing, Region 8 consultant visits to support math instruction, and additions to the ESL certified teacher list.
Emily Lee, the district chief instructional officer, updated trustees on curriculum and teacher support activities for 2025‑26. She said beginning‑of‑year MAP assessments and several course assessments (World History, 8th Grade History, US History, Chemistry and Physics) are complete as part of Teacher Incentive Allotment (TIA) data collection.
Lee said Region 8 consultants visited elementary teachers on Sept. 3 and planned follow‑up visits for middle and high school math on Sept. 11 to address challenges with conceptual lessons. She reported one teacher added to the ESL certified list (a third‑grade teacher) and noted three teachers are enrolled in a Region 8 ESL prep course scheduled for January. The School Report Card and HB 1416 accountability materials were provided to the board; the minutes indicate an HB 3 goals update was presented but do not provide additional detail on those legislative items.
Trustees did not take formal action on instructional items during the meeting; the report served to inform planning and data‑collection for TIA implementation.
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