Monroe City School Board Curriculum Committee Meeting Tuesday, June 2, 2026 5:00 P.M.

The Monroe City School Board Curriculum Committee met on June 2, 2026, to discuss and approve several educational technology and curriculum-related contracts and renewals. Key procurement decisions included the approval of a new visual instructional tool called Glint, designed to support students with special needs by providing consistent visual schedules and social stories. The committee also approved the renewal of the Renaissance Star reading assessment program and the purchase of the Guardian platform for monitoring student activity on Chromebooks. Additionally, the committee approved the Study Track platform to streamline intervention data collection and reporting. Discussions included funding sources, primarily Title I and Title II federal funds, and the strategic allocation of licenses for programs like Lexia to better target student needs. The committee also reviewed professional development contracts, including a partnership with New Directions for teacher support and training, and approved the adoption of a new U.S. history curriculum with digital and print materials. Several motions to approve these contracts and renewals passed unanimously, reflecting a focus on enhancing instructional resources, data-driven student support, and compliance with state educational standards.