The district is scheduled to consider a policy allowing private applied-behavior-analysis providers to work with individual students at school under an agreement with the district and family.
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What’s moving in phones
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How artificial intelligence is changing classrooms and school rules.
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Students speaking up, organizing and helping shape their schools.
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On September 11, 2026 staff handed the board a proposed 'modified year-round' calendar. The board did not vote that day; the board chair planned a special called meeting, probably online, to adopt it within a few weeks.
The Board was asked to authorize research and public input on possible middle-level changes in Area 1, including grade configurations, academies, assignments, and attendance zones.
School meals for 2026-27 are run by an outside company, The Nutrition Group. The company's managers were introduced at the August 24, 2026 meeting. In April staff said current cafeteria workers would keep district jobs and the contract runs one year with up to four renewals.
The Board adopted updates to its technology policy and responsible-use rule, expanding terminology from computers to devices and moving permissions into online registration.
The district adjusted Riverside Middle School drop-off and pickup operations and added a shuttle option for some students after traffic proved more difficult than expected.