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Board approves first reading of alternative learning policy to let online program start
Summary
The board approved the first reading of Policy 2255 after OSPI cleared the district's online program; superintendent named Stellar Virtual Academy as the provider and said the policy is procedural and can be amended if state language changes.
The board granted a first-reading approval of Policy 2255 so the districtcan begin alternative learning experiences offered on-site, remote or online under an OSPI-approved program. Superintendent Pete Peterson told the board that OSPI recently approved the district's online program and that the policy identifies Stellar Virtual Academy as the online provider named in the district submission.
"Stellar Virtual Academy is the provider of all of our online courses as it says there," Peterson said, and he clarified the policy is procedural rather than permanently binding: if OSPI's requirements change, the district can update the policy later. The board moved, seconded and approved the first reading so courses could begin with the start of school week.
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