District sets strict I‑Ready use limits and centralizes curriculum maps
Summary
District staff told the board they will enforce a districtwide implementation guide for I‑Ready (K–5) — limiting use to 40 minutes per student per week for ELA and 40 minutes for math — and launched centralized curriculum maps and FastLink resources for teachers.
Charlotte County staff said the district adopted an implementation guide for I‑Ready K–5 that sets time limits to prevent overuse: 40 minutes per week for ELA and a separate 40 minutes per week for math. Bob Bedford said the district will monitor time on task and discourage at‑home use of those modules to preserve instructional balance.
Bedford also announced newly developed curriculum maps and a FastLink location for K–2 resources so teachers can find aligned materials and reduce time spent hunting for resources. He said the maps are intended to create consistency and quicker access to lesson planning supports.
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