October 15 state release shows accountability gains at both campuses
The assistant superintendent report says Kentucky released 2025-26 accountability data on October 15.
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District approves AI feedback tool for English learners
The board approved a $2,000 Snorkl agreement that gives English learners instant AI feedback on speaking and writing.
Board adopts new secondary English and math resources
The Board adopted Carnegie Learning Lenses on Literature for grades 6–12 and HMH resources for Algebra I, Algebra II and Geometry. Staff said grades 9–12 previously had no shared purchased English resource and teachers designed materials; the adoption aligns grades 6–12 while retaining novel-study flexibility. Identified components sum to $84,433.48 for English and total $63,367.28 for math, split between Title II professional development and General Fund materials.
Menifee County School District
Board creates middle-school math-coach position
The Board approved a Math Achievement Fund middle-school math coach position for 2026-27.
Board approves two-year full-day preschool pilot
The Board approved the Team Kentucky pilot on a 4-1 vote to serve additional four-year-olds in up to 12 full-day classrooms, four days each week. The recording says students already enrolled in the existing half-day preschool program remain in that program.
Class of 2028 needs a financial literacy credit
The handbook adds one financial literacy credit for the Class of 2028. The total graduation requirement remains 26 credits.
Caverna Independent School District
Board-approved virtual program sets eligibility and progress requirements
The June 11 program requires eligibility review and establishes attendance, academic-progress and participation expectations for virtual students.
High school adopts a new state-approved English curriculum
The board approved an HMH English-language arts curriculum for grades 9 through 12 after the district said the high school lacked a standards-aligned approved curriculum.
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