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On The Agenda: Dalton school board to hear middle school redesign, literacy plan updates

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Source: Dalton Daily Citizen

The Dalton Board of Education will hear updates on plans to redesign the district’s middle school grades, literacy instruction and implementation of the state’s Distraction-Free Education Act during a work session Monday, Nov. 9. The work session begins at 5 p.m. at City Park Auditorium, 405 School St., followed by the board’s regular meeting at 6 p.m. Work session Middle school redesign: Dr. Craft will present information on a proposed redesign involving grades six through eight. The agenda does not include supporting documents outlining the proposed changes. Literacy plan: Assistant Superintendent of Elementary and Literacy Ali Finely will present the district’s Unified Literacy Plan. No supporting document is attached to the agenda. Distraction-Free Education Act: Dr. Craft will discuss upcoming district plans related to the legislation. No supporting materials are attached. Facilities: Director of Operations Rusty Lount will provide an update on facilities and capital projects.

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