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Board hears description of HSED partnership with Northwoods as an option for credit‑deficient seniors
Summary
District presenters described the high school equivalency (HSED) pathway run in partnership with Northwoods: competency-based options, a legal attendance minimum (15 hours/week, 10 if employed), a reported $1,200 average cost per student last year, and staff-reported high pass rates for district referrals.
Rice Lake — The board received a detailed explanation of the district’s High School Equivalency Diploma (HSED) pathway and the district’s partnership with Northwoods, which the presenter said helps credit‑deficient students complete diploma-equivalent competencies.
The presenter described how students who are behind on credits can be dual-enrolled…
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