- News release
October 29, 2018
Preparing students for the 24-credit graduation requirement
District develops supports, interventions and structures to help students earn required 24
credits.
- The waiver allowed Everett Public Schools to refine existing systems, so students have
access to enough classes and to the right classes – and so there is enough room in
their schedules to make up any credits they might have failed.
- Our job, especially with the higher credit
requirements, is to guide and support our students.”
“It’s not enough to simply ‘require’ students to get the credits,” explained Cohn, “we
must make it possible for them to do so and challenge and encourage them to take
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