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Board hears first presentation on an honors diploma and possible higher graduation credit requirements

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Summary

District staff presented options for an honors diploma and for increasing required graduation credits above the state minimum; board members asked for follow-up on implementation, effects on specialty programs and staffing implications.

District staff presented a preliminary proposal June 17 to create an honors diploma or to raise the Salt Lake City School District's graduation-credit requirements above the state minimum of 24 units.

Dr. Tiffany Hall and Superintendent Brian Grant said the presentation was introductory: staff reviewed how different Utah districts structure diplomas (a basic district diploma at 24 units, additional school or honors diplomas at higher unit thresholds or with specified course requirements) and described options the board could consider, including adding elective credits or…

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