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“Through this framework building, we’re going to have very clear expectations on what will happen when an incident of bias occurs and currently that's one of the things that is missing in our schools,” Roggeman said.
“I think that what you’ve seen across the state is that it’s been harder for the students to recover in mathematics from the effects of the pandemic than it has been for them to recover in English language arts,” said the district's director of curriculum, Buck Roggeman. “That makes sense because the content of math builds on itself from one year to the next. So with a break in progression, I think it’s going to take longer for the mathematics scores to recover than it will for the English Language Arts scores.”
It’s a busy week for school boards, with governing boards from all the districts on the Peninsula scheduled to meet. Here are the school board meetings to keep an eye on this week.
The training – in partnership with Lozano Smith law firm – will consist of five sessions from Oct. 2023 through Feb. 2024 to “provide legal and practical foundation for addressing and responding to bias incidents and creating a sustainable approach to system-wide practices based on a framework and internal accountability.”