After the USD 232 Board of Education disagreed on what benchmarks to use to determine how to safely conduct student athletics and other activities, district staff will begin developing criteria
With the rising number of COVID-19 cases, the USD 232 school district has delayed the start of school to Sept. 8. In a special meeting conducted virtually Monday evening, the
The USD 232 school district on Monday afternoon released a final draft version of its learning guidelines for the coming school year. The major change from last week’s draft is
The USD 232 school district is delaying the release of a finalized learning plan for the upcoming school year. The district had planned to release “Coming Back Together: USD 232
The USD 232 school district is preparing guidelines for in-person learning for the 2020-21 academic year. The USD 232 Board of Education on Monday unanimously approved a draft of the
Although schools closed the rest of the academic year, USD 232 school district paid for a portion of bus services to First Student as a way to support the business.
The USD 232 school board has postponed graduation ceremonies for De Soto and Mill Valley high schools until July 25. Originally, the Class of 2020 graduation ceremony date for both
USD 232 is adding a duress/panic button that can be activated in case of intruder to key entrances at each of its school buildings this year. The project will also
The USD 232 school board has unanimously agreed to purchase classroom sets of iPads for all elementary schools in the district. In the same meeting Monday evening, the board also
The playgrounds at four elementary schools in USD 232 are scheduled for an upgrade this summer. The school district’s plan this summer is to renovate playgrounds at Belmont, Horizon, Prairie
Athletics facilities at both Mill Valley and De Soto high schools will be renovated in the coming months, and district staff gave the school board a status update on the
The USD 232 school board is considering the next step in its 1:1 technology initiative: Providing some type of technology devices for each elementary student’s use in class. Discussions for
USD 232 is planning to introduce devices into elementary classrooms next school year, possibly in the form of iPads and/or Macbook Airs. Pending school board approval, the purchase and introduction
This fall marks the first school year for the USD 232 Education Foundation, a nonprofit, charitable organization created to assist and support the school district. Casey Rooman Smith, district staff
After years of conversations about finding new ways to get students career ready after graduation, Unified School District 232 is advancing plans to build a dedicated Career & Technical Education
