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Mason board approves new middle- and high-school courses; two middle-school votes split 5-1
Summary
The board approved middle-school Woodshop and Robotics/Coding (each 5-1, with Fowler dissenting), and unanimously approved high-school American Sign Language and AP Biology.
At the Feb. 4 meeting the Mason Consolidated Schools Board approved several course additions for the 2026-27 catalog.
Middle-school Woodshop passed on a motion by England, supported by Nehrig; the minutes record the motion passed 5-1 with Board member Fowler voting no. A separate motion to add Robotics and Coding (motion by Waller, supported by Grodi) also passed 5-1 with Fowler the lone dissent. High-school additionsAmerican Sign Language (motion by Fowler, supported by Grodi) and AP Biology (motion by England, supported by Fowler)were both approved unanimously, 6-0.
Board members did not attach conditions to the approvals in the minutes; the actions were recorded as motions and roll-call tallies where noted.
