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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Being told that Health B will not be offered this summer.[/quote]

At all?[/quote]

I assume so.  Didn’t get a lot of details besides the fact that the kid could take it whatever year they want (9-12) but that curriculum is geared towards older students [i](no info provide to support this who information whats really in the curriculum[/i]). And responded to question about, summer that their would not be Health B this summer.

Since health is a graduation requirement when kids can take it should be uniform across the county and they owe students and parents at least some basic understanding of why they want to gear Health A to 9-10th and Health B to 11-12th.  Heck if they want to do this, then let kids balance it with a PE/Health 9th and the same in 11th or 12th.  At least then one could say they go together, increase health and exercise for students, and provide a balance for students schedules at critical points.

They way its up in the air with no real info right now is ridiculous.[/quote]

Where did you hear this? Who was the person responding to your question?[/quote]

The Counselor and Health teacher.  I did get more info from MCCPTA from their talk with the cluster director:

[quote] Health B was rolled out in every high school this fall.  Class of 2025 (current sophomores) should be given priority access to the course because they had no access to it until this year when it was released.  There will NOT be an online Health B course available for summer school until summer 2024 because MSDE and UMD are building the condensed online Health B course and that's when they say it will be ready.  However, MCPS local schools CAN (but they don't have to if they don't want to) choose to offer an in-person Health B summer school course in summer 2023 but each school would have to independently create a condensed version of the curriculum.  [/quote][/quote]

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