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Superintendent previews construction, new staff and district plan for technology use
Summary
The superintendent updated the board on summer construction at Old Mill and other campuses, introduced new staff Allison McCullough, and announced a district instructional technology-use framework to be developed this fall with a planned board adoption in February 2027.
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The superintendent delivered the annual opening report, describing progress on campus renovations and interim housing for students while construction proceeds. "We are very, very happy that our fab 5 is coming forward uncontested for the election in November," the superintendent said, and highlighted recent renovation work at Old Mill, Park and Strawberry Point and the campus groundbreaking earlier in June.
The superintendent introduced Allison McCullough, who joined the district staff and will assist with logistics for an upcoming math pilot and assessment plan work. The district plans to survey staff and parents in September to shape an instructional technology-use framework and aims to adopt a board-level framework in February 2027 for implementation in the 2027–28 school year. The superintendent said the technology framework will inform the district's portrait of a graduate work and help the board and community understand classroom uses of tools such as iReady and the role of AI in instruction.
Board members welcomed the updates and discussed how the technology work intersects with math adoption, computer science and data-literacy priorities. No formal action was taken during the report.
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