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Board adopts program-of-study revisions, weighs honors courses and approves several policy updates
Summary
Wyoming County Schools adopted updates to its program of study—weighting honors courses for the incoming FY '27 freshman class, adding personal finance as a graduation requirement for rising juniors and creating a 'Ready to Work' freshman elective—and approved several Neola-supplied policy updates.
The Wyoming County Schools board approved a package of academic and policy changes that include updates to the district program of study and multiple short policy revisions.
Miss Mitchell presented proposed revisions to Policy 25-10 (program of study). Notable changes the board approved include a proposal to add a weight to qualifying honors courses beginning with the incoming freshman class of FY '27 (the graduating class of 2030), and a legislative-driven addition that allows rising…
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