Understanding MVHS’ course selection
Administrators balance student demands with logistics to create schedules
Course selection threatens the existence of low-demand electives
During course selection season, low-demand arts electives face difficulties with incoming Proposition 28 funding
New mandatory courses limit exposure and expression through electives
Required Health, Ethnic Studies and Financial Literacy courses will limit flexibility in elective enrollment while diminishing opportunity for personal interests
New year, same schedule
FUHSD decides not to implement an alternative schedule in the 24-25 school year
Closing chapters in senior literature
Examining how changes in student course selections impacted British Literature and Contemporary Literature
Health and Ethnic Studies
What the Health and Ethnic Studies course requirements mean for incoming freshmen
FUHSD offers Science and Society course for the 2022-2023 school year
Looking into the new, district-wide science course
Choosing artistic and hands-on electives
Exploring the creative courses that students take at MVHS
Course selection should be more flexible
Scheduling based on seven classes bolsters elective enrollment
Plotting the Future
Examining course allocations at MVHS through the lens of declining enrollment
Part 2: The Process
Examining how MVHS makes course allocation decisions
Part 3: The Solution
Investigating the different ways through which the teachers’ union could addressing course selection cuts