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Students bemoan reduction in classes as LWSD plans high school schedule changes - Sammamish Independent

Sammamish, WALocal News

The Lake Washington School District (LWSD) is preparing to make significant changes to high school schedules, which would result in a reduction of available classes for students. This proposed shift has stirred considerable unrest among students who worry about losing valuable educational opportunities. Parents and advocates have begun to mobilize, raising concerns that such changes could lower the quality of education and jeopardize student success. The article points out that LWSD may face strong opposition from families who are committed to ensuring that their children receive a comprehensive education. It highlights the potential consequences for students, including a lack of preparation for college and career paths.

The community's response underscores the importance of maintaining a diverse curriculum that caters to various student needs and interests. As the district moves forward with its plans, the article serves as a call to action for parents and educators alike to engage in the decision-making process. Ultimately, LWSD's actions could have lasting implications for the educational landscape in the region.

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