Seneca Valley Explores New Course Options, Graduation Requirements
Officials also are considering upping how AP course are weighted.
Seneca Valley School Board members are considering a change in policy that could alter graduation requirements for seniors, give middle and high school students new class options and even change the way Advanced Placement courses are weighted—all by next year. At Monday’s meeting, officials reviewed plans for the district’s 2013-14 program of studies. Assistant Superintendent Dr. Matthew McKinley said this is “Phase II” of the district’s mission to prepare students for life in the 21st entury. For “Phase I,” which was implemented for this school year, the district began offering a variety of new traditional, cyber and performing arts classes. One of the biggest proposed changes to the program of studies—which would not take effect until …
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