WHS Timeline 2012-2013
June 20, 2013
![In preparation for the next school year and the course selection process, many WHS departments have made changes to their respective course curriculums. “This [sequence of science classes] is something else other schools have done. It’s a lot cleaner when you put it on paper,” science department head Ken Rideout said."](https://waylandstudentpress.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/03/stock06-406x270.jpg)
In preparation for the next school year and the course selection process, many WHS departments have made changes to their respective course curriculums. “This [sequence of science classes] is something else other schools have done. It’s a lot cleaner when you put it on paper,” science department head Ken Rideout said.”
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