Elementary staff highlight UFLI training; board asks whether program includes assessments
Summary
Elementary staff described UFLI professional development and a planned UFLI portal; a board member asked whether UFLI includes assessments and was told it focuses on instruction with optional add‑ons and the district will rely on iReady to avoid overtesting.
Elementary administrators told the board they completed UFLI (reading instruction) professional development, will deploy a UFLI portal to help teachers gather data, and are coordinating intervention groups based on readiness assessments. "It's more of the instructional process and how that's done," a staff member said when asked whether UFLI included built-in assessments.
A board member asked whether UFLI provides assessments; the staff member said UFLI itself does not include assessments by default, though add‑on modules provide them. The district plans to use existing iReady/readiness testing and to avoid overtesting students as it layers new instructional supports. The administration said district teams will continue curriculum mapping and monthly classroom observations to ensure alignment across grades.
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