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Subcommittee: CTE pathways now count as a graduation option; district already meets requirement

April 18, 2026 | Acton-Agua Dulce Unified, School Districts, California


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Subcommittee: CTE pathways now count as a graduation option; district already meets requirement
The subcommittee heard that CTE (career and technical education) is explicitly included as one of the graduation-course options under the updated policy and that the district already meets the requirement. "AAD USD currently meets this requirement," Dr. Chamberlain said, describing pathways as two‑year programs that include a concentrator class and a capstone course.

Dr. Chamberlain noted that all CTE pathway and course curriculum are aligned with state standards and frameworks; she told the committee that pathways typically span two years and culminate in a capstone experience. The item generated brief committee discussion but no formal objections; the policy will move forward to the board for a first reading.

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