The school board decided to roll back graduation requirements, allowing students to pass A-G courses with a D. http://ow.ly/HKwl30aQ9dS
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Very interesting article. So much work for teachers to get students to graduate, pass all the A–G courses with higher grades, & college preparation. I guess it is time for more parents to get involved with their kids education.