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Board adds two data-centered math electives to high-school curriculum
Summary
Ashley Community Schools approved two new high-school electives — Beyond the Scoreboard: Data in Sports and Data Detectives: Mythbusting with Statistics and Mathematics — to broaden applied-math offerings.
The Ashley Community Schools Board voted April 20 to add two new high-school electives aimed at applied data literacy.
The courses approved were Beyond the Scoreboard: Data in Sports and Data Detectives: Mythbusting with Statistics and Mathematics. The motion to add the courses was made by Anmarie Bradley Dodd and seconded by Shelly Oswald; the minutes record the vote as Yea: 6, Nay: 0. The board did not record additional debate in the public minutes.
District staff will work with the curriculum office to schedule the new electives for the next academic year and to provide syllabi and enrollment caps as needed.
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