Board Of Education Curriculum Committee Curriculum Committee Meeting
The committee reviewed two Innovation Grant applications. One application for updating streaming equipment for the 7th-grade video production of Nanuet News was approved. The other application for a STEAM event was deferred pending a Board of Education review regarding the parameters for offering Innovation Grants outside of school hours. Additionally, the committee discussed potential topics and presentations for the 2026-2027 board meetings.
May 19, 2026·Board meeting
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The committee reviewed and approved two Innovation Grant applications: one for the purchase of the NaturalReader text-to-speech platform for World Language teachers to enhance differentiation, and another to introduce a Knight Venture Lab focused on financial literacy and entrepreneurship for 7th-grade students. Additionally, the committee discussed improvements to the grant application process, suggesting that submissions and awards be reviewed at the beginning of each school year and proposing revisions to the Post Implementation Evaluation Plan to require Board of Education presentations for completed projects.
May 18, 2026·Board meeting
Policy Committee Meeting Notes
The committee reviewed the Nanuet Chromebook Agreement, specifically the new optional Device Protection Plan, which will allow parents to purchase coverage for normal wear and tear on an annual basis. Additionally, the committee conducted annual policy reviews, including the District Wide Safety Plan for 2026-27, Student Attendance policy, Code of Conduct policies, Title I Parent and Family Engagement policy, and the Purchasing/Procurement Policy. Updates for these policies were discussed for future board approval, and plans for a public hearing regarding the District Wide Safety Plan were outlined.
Apr 14, 2026·Board meeting
Board of Education Curriculum Committee Curriculum Committee Meeting
The committee discussed the current K-4 STEM curriculum, focusing on the engineering process, the development of essential skills such as creativity, collaboration, communication, and critical thinking, and the integration of practical applications like woodworking and digital literacy. Additionally, the committee reviewed the vision for a new project lab at Highview, which aims to enhance core subject learning by aligning curriculum with student interests and teacher feedback through the "Find Your JOY" initiative.
