The Peach County Board of Education approved Tuesday changes to the district’s policy for awarding class credits. Officials are changing the policy to better match newly-revised state rules. One of the biggest changes is a new policy allowing students to test out of courses. Students can earn course credit by making an above average score on the end-of-course test before taking the class.
via Peach BOE approves changes to credit policy | Education | Macon.com.
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