UPDATE - MARCH 23,2026:
Residents in Washoe County have another opportunity to weigh in on math materials that could be used in high school classrooms.
The Washoe County School District is inviting the community to review instructional resources for fourth-year math courses, including Precalculus, Advanced Placement Calculus, and Advanced Placement Statistics.
The district said it is considering these materials for use in its schools and is seeking public input before the Board of Trustees takes action at a future meeting.
“Public comment is an important part of our process as we review prospective materials that may be approved for use in our schools,” said Kindra Fox, director of Secondary Curriculum and Instruction for WCSD. “We hope everyone will take this opportunity to look at the materials that will be used to support student learning. The community’s perspective is valuable to us, and we will provide the public comments to the Board of Trustees as we make our recommendations later this year.”
Community members can review the materials and submit feedback through the district’s online portal. The deadline to provide input is April 3, 2026.
ORIGINAL STORY - FEBRUARY 9, 2026:
Residents in Washoe County have a chance to weigh in on which math materials could shape high school classrooms in the coming year.
The school district is inviting the public to review instructional resources and share feedback before the Board of Trustees makes a decision.
The district said it is considering these materials for classrooms and wants public feedback to guide the process.
“Public comment is an important part of our process as we review prospective materials that may be approved for use in our schools,” said Kindra Fox, director of Secondary Curriculum & Instruction for WCSD. “We hope everyone will take this opportunity to look at the materials that will be used to support student learning. The community’s perspective is valuable to us, and we will provide the public comments to the Board of Trustees as we make our recommendations later this year.”
Members of the community who want to review and provide feedback can access the materials online at WCSD instructional materials link. Public comments must be submitted by February 23, 2026.
