Faculty Continues Small-Learning Communities Discussion
One parent says seniors should get top priority next year
Posted: February 10, 2012 at 5:38 a.m.
Some parents Thursday apparently left a meeting about Fayetteville High School transitioning to small learning communities with more questions than were answered.
AT A GLANCE
What Parents, Students Need To Know
• Students will choose a learning community before their sophomore year.
• Students select a community best suiting academic interests and plans.
• Students remain in their community unless their interest and academic plans change. Community changes are only allowed for the next school year.
• Each community is unique and offers three programs of study.
• All students will take required courses for graduation in English, math, social studies and science.
• All Advanced Placement courses are open to all students.
• Some electives are open to any student regardless of the community.
• Priority enrollment electives are courses that belong to a specific community. Students from any community may enroll; however, placement will be given first to students within that community.
Source: fayar.net
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