Regional model - which programs in which schools?

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Anonymous wrote:Plenty of artistic kids that are also strong math students. I don’t understand why we can’t offer high level math classes at every HA when we offer compacted math at every ES

They offer compacted math virtually, so they could offer bc, mvc, and linear algebra virtually too. Just align the school schedules.

Hey, as long as they go this route at all schools or robustly mitigate the differences between in-person and virtual, no problem.

They aren't going to do either so its a non-issue and it will be like now where some of our kids just go without the classes they need. If one of my kids stays on their math track, they will complete all the classes by junior year. If virtual is done well, it is equal or better than in person. However, virtual school be done at a central office level so all students have access.