Students and parents urge Northshore board to keep self-contained highly capable classes
Dozens of students and parents told the Northshore School District board that proposed changes to self-contained highly capable (HCAP) classes would harm academic growth and belonging; speakers asked for the data behind the district's integration plan and warned of enrollment loss.
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Dozens of students and family members told the Northshore School District board at its May 26 working session that planned changes to self-contained highly capable (HCAP/AAP/EAP) classes threaten both academic challenge and social support for advanced learners.
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