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- Wayne County
- 3/24/26
- 03/25/2026
- 172 Minutes
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Overview: The Plymouth-Canton Community School Board recently convened to tackle a range of issues, with discussions primarily focusing on the implementation of a new reading program designed to boost student achievement, alongside concerns about budget constraints and funding models.
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- Larimer County
- 3/24/26
- 03/24/2026
- 271 Minutes
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Overview: The Poudre School Board meeting on March 24, 2026, saw the passage of a resolution supporting Transgender Day of Visibility, highlighting the district’s commitment to recognizing and supporting transgender and non-binary students. The meeting also featured discussions on budgetary constraints, school consolidation, and the approval of new musical instruments.
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- Elbert County
- 3/24/26
- 03/24/2026
- 263 Minutes
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Overview: In a detailed meeting, the Elizabeth School Board addressed a sweeping overhaul of its math curriculum, enhancing safety protocols, and managing financial strategies to ensure continued educational excellence and safety within the district. The board also tackled issues related to artificial intelligence in education, legal counseling concerns, and community engagement in school infrastructure projects.
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- Loudoun County
- 3/24/26
- 03/24/2026
- 382 Minutes
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Overview: During the Loudoun County School Board meeting, parents voiced strong concerns over proposed changes to the school transportation system, including walk zones and start times, prompting a debate on student safety and the impact on families.
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- Boulder County
- 03/23/2026
- 39 Minutes
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Overview: The recent Boulder Valley School Board meeting was a celebration of student and educator accomplishments, highlighting exceptional achievements in athletics, health professions, and education. Noteworthy recognitions included wrestlers, swimmers, and future health professionals, as well as those excelling in educational roles across the district.