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Superintendent reports class sizes within metro ranges; multiple facilities projects completed or underway
Summary
Superintendent Ryan Laager told the board that district average class sizes fall within 2023-24 metro low/high ranges, staff communication channels are being reinforced, and several facilities projects (tennis courts, softball complex, gym sound, elevator, playground and others) have been completed or are in planning.
Superintendent Ryan Laager provided the board with a multi-part update on Sept. 23. He said district average class sizes by grade this school year fall within the 2023-24 metro low/high range. Laager outlined staff communication pathways (building leadership teams, superintendent advisory, meet-and-confer sessions) and said district leaders are planning a review of elementary math curriculum options.
Laager also reviewed a series of facilities projects: tennis courts are complete; the softball complex is complete and further work is underway; gym sound improvements are complete; fiber has been extended to the football field; the high school north gym roof project is complete; the Chatfield playground is complete; the high school elevator and a life-skills bathroom are complete; several trees have been removed; and Oak Crest's gym floor was redone and painted. Board member Matt Lenz publicly thanked Dr. Laager for his communication and dedication during recent weeks.
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