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District reports lower cyber enrollment, new CTE approvals and AP exam policy change
Summary
Administrators told the board cyber‑school enrollment is down, agriculture and diversified occupations CTE programs were approved, a criminal‑justice course launched with six students, and the district required all AP students to take exams this year to standardize results.
District curriculum staff reviewed summer professional development, curriculum updates and assessment data with the board and outlined steps to align instruction across grade bands.
Curriculum lead Dr. Kankaus told the board that full‑time cyber enrollment has dropped from 33 to 9 students but that numbers are expected to rise as the cyber program begins after Labor Day. She reported official approval for agriculture and diversified…
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