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Ashley BOE approves two new high-school math courses

Ashley Community Schools Board of Education · April 20, 2026
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The Ashley Community Schools board approved two new high-school electives — "Beyond the Scoreboard: Data in Sports" and "Data Detectives: MythBusting with Statistics and Mathematics" — as part of curriculum updates, voting unanimously on April 20, 2026.

The Ashley Community Schools Board of Education voted unanimously April 20 to add two new high-school math electives to the curriculum: "Beyond the Scoreboard: Data in Sports" and "Data Detectives: MythBusting with Statistics and Mathematics." The motion was made by Anmarie Bradley Dodd and seconded by Shelly Oswald; the recorded vote was Yea:6, Nay:0.

Board members and staff said the courses are intended to broaden students' exposure to applied data and statistics. The courses were listed on the agenda under "Approve Math Courses for HS Curriculum." No public opposition or amendments were recorded during the agenda item; the board carried the motion without discussion.