It will also talk about the “most effective way to provide a safe and healthy learning environment for staff and students” due to the coronavirus, according to the agenda.
The Centerville school board voted last month to move forward with a plan to return students to in-person classes five days a week without requiring face masks.
Superintendent Tom Henderson said then the district’s plan remains “fluid,” and subject to change depending on public health recommendations.
The special meeting is scheduled for 6 p.m. in the South Unit Commons at Centerville High School.
This year’s classes are likely to average about 20 students in kindergarten, increasing in higher grades and topping out at about 25 to 26 at Centerville High School, Henderson said last month.
“We are a large suburban school district. Our enrollment is increasing, Henderson said. “We will work hard to practice social distancing. But it is difficult to do that in a large school district like ours.”
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