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Board adopts CTE middle-grades waiver for 2025–26, outlines career-readiness plan
Summary
The board approved a waiver so the district will not provide career-technical education to grades 7–8 for 2025–26 and said it will pursue a multiyear Career Readiness Plan to expand future career-focused offerings.
The Brecksville-Broadview Heights City School District board voted to adopt a CTE Middle Grades waiver for the 2025–2026 school year, formally notifying the Ohio Department of Education as required by statute. The resolution, included in the meeting packet, states the district will not provide career-technical education to students in grades seven and eight for 2025–26 but will maintain STEM-related courses in those grades.
The packet names David Martin, Ph.D., as a contact and states the district is implementing a multiyear Career Readiness Plan "to create a comprehensive career focus that educates, empowers, and engages all students." The resolution cites Ohio Rev. Code Sec. 3313.90 and notes that waivers must be submitted by Sept. 30 for each school year. The board recorded the motion as carried during the Sept. 17 meeting.
