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District launches two‑year ag pathway, expands CVI and credit recovery options

Waterloo Local Board of Education · September 12, 2025
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Summary

Board heard updates on a two‑year agricultural career pathway with six juniors enrolled, a small CVI cohort of two students, and continued in‑house Jefferson County BLA credit recovery options said to save district funds.

District administrators reported several program expansions at the start of the school year, including a two‑year agricultural career pathway serving six juniors who will complete exams and receive credentialing after the program finishes.

The administrator said a CVI program started this year with two students and that credit recovery and alternative placement options continue through the Jefferson County BLA, which the district manages in house; administrators said that in‑house management has reduced costs compared with prior arrangements. The board member who led the discussion described the programs as early steps that the district hopes to grow to provide job training and work‑based experiences for secondary students.