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Parents, students deliver 84-signature petition urging district to keep face-to-face AP courses
Summary
Two public commenters told the Manistee Area Public Schools board they gathered 84 signatures urging the district to preserve in-person Advanced Placement sections after staff flagged low enrollment as a potential driver of changes.
Abigail Harvey and Fable Wisseman told the Manistee Area Public Schools Board on April 8 that they had collected 84 signatures on a petition urging the district to retain face-to-face Advanced Placement course options for next year. "They are concerned about losing face-to-face options," the minutes record of public comment.
Superintendent Stoneman told the board staff are "reviewing options due to low enrollment" and that no final decision has been made. The petition and public comment came during the board's public communication period; the district has not recorded a formal change to AP scheduling in these minutes. The board did not vote on AP offerings at the meeting, and the transcript notes only that staff are evaluating options.
