Board reviews student progression plan changes — grading alignment and EOT weighting adjusted
Staff presented the 2026–27 pupil progression plan with changes that standardize system names, add ACE courses at two high schools, align middle‑school numeric grading to high‑school scale, and set EOT (final) weight to 10% for middle and high school courses.
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District staff presented a redline version of the 2026–27 pupil progression plan and a companion chart highlighting substantive edits. Staff said the document standardizes internal system references (Skyward renamed to Focus; EL access renamed to LIDA Access) and renames cooperative diversified education (CDE) to Guided Workplace Learning (GWL). The plan also adds an ACE course offering at Citrus High and Crystal River High to expand opportunities for students to earn college credit.
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