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Can a district prevent a student from receiving instruction in a required curriculum class or course, such as Building Trades, in order to participate in TAAS remediation classes?

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Can a district prevent a student from receiving instruction in a required curriculum class or course, such as Building Trades, in order to participate in TAAS remediation classes?

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No. School districts must provide sufficient time for a teacher to teach and for students to learn the essential knowledge and skills of a curriculum, of which Career and Technology courses are a part.