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Implementation of Board Direction to Expand High School Course Offerings. Board of Education Meeting February 7, 2012. Background. The Board gave direction to offer additional high school courses that meet core content graduation requirements and to provide variety of choices
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Implementation of Board Direction to Expand High School Course Offerings Board of Education Meeting February 7, 2012
Background • The Board gave direction to offer additional high school courses that meet core content graduation requirements and to provide variety of choices • The following district courses can be identified as core content credit courses (in addition to the courses that have been added based on previous board actions). • Most would need to be reviewed by teacher committees to ensure that state standards are addressed
English Language Arts • Rhetoric and Literary Analysis, Grade 12 • Speech, Grades 9-12 • Competitive Speech, Grades 9-12 • Business Communications, Grades 11-12 (CTE) • Creative Writing, Grades 9-12 • Intensive Intervention Reading, Grades 9-12 (currently in place based on previous Board direction)
Mathematics • Introduction to Business, Grades 10-12 (CTE) • Accounting, Grades 10-12 (CTE)
Science • Ornamental Horticulture, Grades 10-12, (CTE) • Food Science, Grades 9-12, (CTE) • Medical Assisting, Grades 11-12 (CTE)
Social Studies • AVID, Grade 9
Option 1 • Board Approval February 7, 2012 • Courses offered through the course selection process starting Feb.8, 2012 • Teacher Committees review curriculum and modify if necessary to address state standards • Communication with core content teachers • Courses in place for the 2012-2013 school year
Option 2 • Board consensus on direction, February 7, 2012 • Teacher committees review curriculum and modify if necessary to address state standards (now through next fall) • Curriculum Council review and provide recommendation (next fall) • Board agenda (by December 1, 2012) • Communication to core content teachers • Courses in place for the 2013-2014 school year