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Board approves middle- and high-school course selection guides for 2026-27
Summary
The governing board approved revised course selection guides that clarify diplomas and seals, list new courses (TV broadcasting, coding, middle‑school marketing) and explain dual‑enrollment and repeat‑credit rules; staff said changes were based on committee and parent feedback.
The Dysart Unified School District governing board approved updated middle‑ and high‑school course selection guides for the 2026‑27 school year after staff reviewed changes meant to improve clarity and list new course offerings.
District staff said the guides are updated annually by a committee of curriculum and instruction staff, campus administrators, counselors and department leads. Revisions this year clarified counselor roles, repeat‑credit rules for ESS students, expanded explanations for dual enrollment and extracurricular opportunities, and added two high‑school courses approved previously (TV broadcasting 7–8 and coding 5–6). Middle school changes included a new marketing class and clarified how middle‑school Spanish coursework maps to high‑school Spanish credit.
A board member moved to approve the middle‑ and high‑school course selection guides for the 2026‑27 school year and a second was recorded; the chair announced "Motion carries."
