Board adopts new core courses for middle and high school students
Summary
Salina's board approved Agricultural Exploration for 8th grade, Microsoft Office/Google Workspace for 7th grade, Keyboarding for 6th grade, and a Senior Capstone course for seniors, and approved repurposing the Ag/Tech Ed building to add an agriculture classroom.
On March 10 the Salina Board of Education approved multiple curriculum changes intended to expand career and technical instruction and foundational computer skills. Specifically, Agricultural Exploration was approved as a core class for all eighth-grade students; Microsoft Office/Google Workspace was approved as a core class for all seventh-grade students; Keyboarding was approved as a core class for all sixth-grade students; and Senior Capstone was approved as a core class for seniors covering life skills, personal financial literacy, health, and use of ICAP for post‑secondary planning.
In a related facilities decision, the board approved repurposing the Ag/Tech Ed Building to create an additional agriculture classroom. All curriculum and repurposing motions passed unanimously on recorded roll-call votes.
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