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I want to provide an update regarding the next steps in our Re-Envisioning Our Elementary Schools initiative. As we continue working to ensure that we make thoughtful and informed decisions, gathering some additional data from independent experts and more information about our budget projections will be essential before proceeding with the committee's development.

We understand the importance of building trust and transparency, and this process will be no different. I also realize how difficult and stressful these conversations can be and have been for our community. Comprehensive data from professionals and increased time to better understand our budget reality will allow for more informed, thoughtful discussions.

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We have received significant feedback and questions about student use of cell phones, technology, and artificial intelligence in school. These are complex topics that require careful thought before we make any changes to our policies or practices.

In response to this feedback, we are initiating a comprehensive review of our current cell phone, technology, and artificial intelligence policies.

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Students at North Central, Northwest, and Southeast have officially commenced their first year of middle school education in the Iowa City Community School District. For the first time, sixth-grade students report to secondary buildings rather than elementary schools.

“There is definitely a lot of energy with 1,000 kids in the building,” said North Central Middle School Principal Colby Miller. “We are off to a great start.”

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