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Board approves new courses including woodshop, robotics, ASL and AP Biology
Summary
The board approved multiple curriculum additions Feb. 4: Middle School woodshop and robotics/coding (each passed 5-1 with Fowler opposed), and High School American Sign Language and AP Biology (both passed 6-0).
The Mason Consolidated Schools Board of Education approved several course additions at its Feb. 4 meeting. Middle School additions — a woodshop course and a robotics/coding course — were both approved after motions (woodshop: motion by England, supported by Nehrig; robotics: motion by Waller, supported by Grodi). The minutes record both middle‑school votes as 5-1, with Fowler recorded as the lone dissent.
High School additions for American Sign Language (motion by Fowler, supported by Grodi) and AP Biology (motion by England, supported by Fowler) passed unanimously, 6-0. The minutes record the vote tallies and motions for each course; implementation responsibility is listed to curriculum/instruction staff.
