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High school reports highlight Titan Achievement Academy, 'no zeros' rule, blood drives and new courses
Summary
High school leaders reported progress on the Titan Achievement Academy and a ‘no zeros on major assessments’ policy, student-led blood drives that generated about 139 units so far this year, additions to course offerings including fiber arts, and use of OpenSciEd curriculum in science classes.
High school administrators told the Tri City United board the Titan Achievement Academy and an instruction policy of not accepting zeros on major assessments have helped reduce failing-quarter grades, and they outlined upcoming events, course changes and student supports.
Administrators said the district’s high school saw a reduction in the percentage of quarter-one failing grades following the creation of the Titan Achievement Academy and a rule disallowing zeros on major assessments. The report summarized historical quarter-one fail rates and noted the district’s efforts have reduced fail-rate percentages since the pandemic period.
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