The Class of 2027 is expected to be the last in New York who need to pass Regents exams to earn a high school diploma, state education officials announced Monday.. The projected timeline is part ...

Now, fast forward to 2027, when this week’s first-graders get their high school diplomas. That world will demand much from them. To live and work in that world, they will need to be more ...

Schools should also begin to offer new graduation pathways during the 2027-28 school year, which can include capstone projects, community service, work-based learning experiences, and more, state ...

The Class of 2027 Takes Its Picture. Published August 28, 2023. All Meta Credits. Photo by University Communications and Marketing. ... was one of the last times class members will get together until ...

Those students will work under the existing credit requirements, with Regents testing requirements for graduation ending by the fall of 2027. Students entering ninth grade in 2027-28 will also be able ...

The change to the state graduation requirements, effective starting with the class of 2027, is the first in about 20 years, when the Kansas State Board of Education last voted to add a unit of ...

That call, which is now listed on Gov. Tina Kotek’s website at the top of her list of education priorities is to “improve Oregon’s graduation rates to 90% for all student groups by 2027 ...

ISU aims to increase its first-year retention from 88% to 90%, its four-year graduation rate from 54.1% to 56%, and its six-year graduation rate from 76.7% to 78%, also by 2027 ...

Beginning with the Class of 2027, graduating students will also need one year of U.S. history. However, the requirements are temporary. Governor Maura Healey formed a K-12 Graduation Council to ...

In 2027, U.S. history will be added to that list. Sign up for our ... That 31-person group has until July 2026 to issue a final report on a new statewide high school graduation standard, ...

Oregon suspended last week the graduation requirement for math, reading, and writing proficiency until the 2027-2028 school year, citing its discriminatory effect on minority students.