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High school adds dual credit, film and Native American Studies; district reports 21st Century grant expansion to K–12
Summary
District presenters described new high-school programs including dual-credit courses, a High School film class (23 students), a Native American Studies elective and other activities. The superintendent announced the district received a 21st Century grant expanded to K–12; the dollar amount in the transcript is unclear and is noted as reported.
A secondary-school presenter highlighted new and expanded academic offerings at the high school, including dual-credit math and English courses, a High School film class with 23 students enrolled and the addition of Family and Consumer Science (FCS) curriculum across the district. "High School film there's 23 kids in that class," the speaker said, noting enthusiasm for student work in the class.
The superintendent (as presented in the meeting) announced that the district received a 21st Century grant expanded to K–12 for a five-year term. The transcript reads that the grant amount is "200 $2,530 a year for 5 years" (the meeting transcript phrasing is unclear); the district credited staff members Lindsey Mowen and Kristen Worth for authoring the grant application and noted the award will fund after-school and summer programming including fencing, Esports and weightlifting opportunities. The article reports the transcript phrasing and flags the numeric amount for verification with the district.
