Chico Unified board approves 'basic' course classifications aimed at increasing special-education access
The Chico Unified Board approved new 'basic' course proposals for students placed via IEPs, clarifying these are special-education classifications (not general-education) intended to expand access to core curriculum. Assistant Principal Sarah Pus explained transcript and scheduling reasons for the change.
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The Chico Unified School District Board of Education on April 17 approved a set of new "basic" course proposals designed to align transcript classifications and increase access to general-education curriculum for students with individualized education programs (IEPs).
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