I watch their school board meetings on YT. Which is kind of random cause I'm like an hour away and it's not like I'd ever be able to live the area. It seems like a really great school district with a lot to offer. The kind of school I wish I could have been able to go to back in my day. I don't get why this is being pushed so hard. Banis-Clemens keeps saying it's about giving the kids more of a choice. That the way it is currently limits their options especially for tech school students. But that doesn't seem to be a major issue for students as far as I can tell from watching. I saw when the teachers and current/previous students spoke out against this and when the social studies teachers explained how much this is going to effect the whole curriculum and how they teach all the way down to the middle school level. I didn't anyone speak in favor of it. Not only does there seem to be no real reason for it especially a good enough reason for such a big change. But it sounds like such a good overall curriculum that really gives them a good history education and history is important for all students.