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Board approves redesigned English 10 course aligned to Keystone testing
Summary
The board unanimously approved a redesigned English 10 blueprint that reduces the course to five units (including a dedicated world literature unit), aligns units 1-4 to Keystone-tested standards so testing occurs after covered standards, and makes the final unit project-based for speaking and listening assessment.
The Greencastle-Antrim School District board voted unanimously Nov. 6 to adopt a redesigned English 10 curriculum blueprint presented by Mrs. Shuey.
Under the approved plan the course will be titled "English 10" (no longer "English 10: World Literature") and will have five units instead of six. The plan retains world literature as a discrete unit (Unit 2), makes units 1'4 cover the standards assessed on the Keystone literature exam so those standards are taught…
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