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Tolleson outlines revised credit‑recovery model to boost subject‑certified support and student engagement

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District leaders proposed a new credit‑recovery model that replaces a single-site, single‑teacher approach with subject‑specific credit recovery teachers (ELA, math, science, social studies) plus media‑specialist support and targeted intervention, and outlined training and monitoring plans for 2025‑26.

Tolleson Union High School District staff described changes to the district’s credit‑recovery model intended to increase student engagement and improve content support and outcomes.

Currently, each site maintains a credit‑recovery teacher who oversees multiple class periods while students work independently in Edgenuity. District leaders said that model sometimes left students without subject‑certified instructors in coursework such as math. To address that, the district will pilot a new configuration in 2025–26 that assigns certified content teachers to dedicated credit‑recovery bands: math, English language arts, social studies and…

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