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Nevada board adopts revised high‑school course guide, adds weekly "Cub Connections" credit and new AP pathway
Summary
The Nevada Community School District Board of Education on Jan. 6 approved a revised high‑school course description guide for 2025–26 that removes unused courses, adds a weekly half‑credit for Cub Connections tied to career planning and shifts the accelerated social‑studies pathway from AP U.S. History to AP European History.
The Nevada Community School District Board of Education on Jan. 6 approved a revised high‑school course description guide for the 2025–26 school year after a presentation from Dr. Einsweiler, the district's secondary administrator.
The changes remove courses the high school has not offered in recent years, add a half‑credit per year for a weekly Cub Connections program tied to career and academic planning (Xello), reorganize several fine‑arts offerings and replace AP U.S. History with AP European History as the district's main accelerated social‑studies option.
Board members said the edits better reflect what the district can staff and what students actually enroll in. Dr. Einsweiler told the board many classes remained in the catalog for years without sufficient enrollment…
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