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Cloverdale High School to offer new 'Careers in Education and Child Psychology' concentrator course
Summary
Principal Casey Berry introduced a new concentrator course for Cloverdale High School (grades 10–12) aimed at the education pathway; the board moved and approved the course at the June 18 meeting.
Casey Berry, introduced as the new principal at Cloverdale High School, presented a proposal for a new concentrator course titled "Careers in Education and Child Psychology." Berry said the course would expand the education pathway, complement existing child development classes, and prepare students for a capstone class.
Berry explained the dual-enrollment CCAP child development course has high demand and that the new course would offer an alternative pathway to serve more students. He said the new course is targeted at grades 10–12 and would focus on careers in education and child psychology, giving students foundational knowledge ahead of a capstone child development class.
Trustees asked clarifying questions about grade-level suitability and dual-enrollment expectations. After discussion a trustee moved to approve the new course and another trustee seconded; the chair called the vote and announced approval.
What happens next: The course is approved by the board; school staff will finalize scheduling and curriculum details for implementation in an upcoming term.
