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Policy committee approves housekeeping changes to reporting and graduation requirements
Summary
The committee approved three mostly technical policy updates: removing obsolete language from student progress reporting (4.601) per TSBA guidance; adding computer science credits to graduation requirements beginning in 2024–25 (4.605) to align with state rules; and other routine items. All measures passed by voice vote.
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The Rutherford County Schools Policy Committee approved several brief, largely technical policy updates by voice vote.
Staff recommended removing obsolete language in Policy 4.601 after a Tennessee School Boards Association (TSBA) review indicated the provision is no longer in law. The committee approved the removal with no substantive debate.
The committee also updated Policy 4.605 to add computer science credit to graduation requirements beginning with the 2024–25 school year to align district policy with state rules and regulations. Committee members moved and approved the change by voice vote.
All votes on these items were taken by voice; no roll-call tallies were recorded in the meeting transcript.

