Board splits on AP capstone but approves expanded Spanish pathways
Trustees defeated motions to add AP Research and AP Seminar after debate over access and schedule tradeoffs, but unanimously approved world history taught in Spanish and a Spanish for native speakers course to strengthen dual‑language pathways.
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The Monrovia Unified School District board considered multiple high‑school course proposals on Feb. 25, splitting sharply over whether to expand certain Advanced Placement (AP) offerings while unanimously approving Spanish‑language courses.
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