State school board to adopt new course standards for clusters

By Jaime Sarrio

Dec 9, 2014

The Georgia Board of Education will adopt new academic course standards Thursday at its monthly meeting. The board will adopt new performance standards for courses in the Arts, Audio-Video Technology and Communications career pathway and the Manufacturing Career Cluster pathways. The meeting will be held in the state board room, 2070 Twin Towers East, Atlanta.

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