The Lebanon Community School District board will meet at 7 p.m. tonight, March 19, at the Santiam Travel Station, 750 S. Third St.
A memo from LCSD Superintendent Rob Hess included in the board meeting packet lists three options for K-6 configuration in the 2018-19 school year.
Hess recommends the second option, “grow the K-6 model at that elementary schools through parent choice.”
This option, he said, would allow the district “to manage the next two years of large sixth-grade classes and at the same time continue to pilot the K-6 model.”
The options listed are to make all in-town elementary schools K6 for the next school year or to keep the current school configurations in place.
The complete memo is attached: 2018-03-19-Board-Meeting-Packet
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