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As Part Of Indiana’s Ongoing Effort To Rethink The High School Experience, The Department Of Education Has Presented A Proposal To Streamline The Number Of Diplomas

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STATEWIDE, Ind. (WOWO) — For the first time ever, Indiana’s high school diplomas would be aligned to the state’s current graduation goals, as well as the five characteristics of an Indiana G.P.S. In the proposal presented on Wednesday, Indiana’s future diplomas would include the Indiana G.P.S. Diploma and the Indiana G.P.S. Diploma-Plus.

For all students, regardless of the diploma type they earn, learning in 9th and 10th grades would be more directly focused on essential knowledge and skills while allowing more flexibility and personalization in 11th and 12th grades.

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Slacker06 April 8, 2024 at 9:12 am

High School does not need rethinking. IT needs to return to tried and true methods and abandon Randi the Commie as the teacher’s union president. High Educational Standards. High discipline. Rejection of the new and improved CRT, ESG, DEI silliness!. The state will spend gobs of money they do not have with little or no improvement. I predict they will go backwards with their new plan. King Solomon said, “There is nothing new under the sun.” Go back to what worked and use it.

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