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Board approves modernized dual-credit pre-calculus and expanded UCC course agreement
Summary
Trustees approved a new dual-credit pre-calculus course at Douglas High and an expanded options agreement with Umpqua Community College for 2026–27 that covers up to 12 credits per term with the district responsible for 80% of billed tuition.
The Winston-Dillard School District Board voted to approve a modernized pre-calculus dual-credit course for Douglas High School and to adopt an expanded options agreement with Umpqua Community College for the 2026–27 academic year.
Board members moved and seconded the pre-calculus course approval during the action items portion of the meeting; Chair called for a vote and the motion carried. The pre-calculus offering is described as a dual-credit opportunity for students in grades 11 and 12 to build skills in problem solving and modeling in preparation for trigonometry and calculus.
On the college partnership, the board approved an agreement enabling eligible students to enroll in up to 12 college credits per term (36 credits per year). Under the terms discussed, the district will be responsible for 80% of billed tuition for eligible courses. The chair noted the expanded options fit the district's goal of increasing dual-credit opportunities for students.
No specific dissent was recorded during the roll call on these items.
