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Board hears proposal for new AP Comparative Government course
Summary
At its Nov. 11 meeting, the Cedar Springs Public Schools board listed a proposal by Ron Behrenwald to add AP Comparative Government and Politics to the high school curriculum; no vote or decision is recorded in the provided agenda excerpt.
The Cedar Springs Public Schools Board of Education listed a proposal to add AP Comparative Government and Politics to the high school course catalogue at its Nov. 11, 2024 meeting. Ron Behrenwald is identified on the agenda as the presenter for the new course proposal.
The agenda entry (8.A) shows the district is considering expanding Advanced Placement offerings, but the provided transcript excerpt does not record any presentation details, prepared materials, or a board motion on the proposal. The entry on the agenda is limited to the course title and the presenter’s name.
If the board moves forward, the course would typically require curriculum approval steps and scheduling decisions before students could enroll; those procedural steps were not described in the agenda excerpt. The board did not record an outcome for this item in the lines supplied.
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