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Menomonee Falls High School adds three courses for 2027-28, including college-credit options

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What happened

The board approved three new high school courses for 2027-28: Unified Physical Education, CAPP Personal Health & Wellness, and AP Seminar. CAPP Personal Health & Wellness can count toward students’ third required PE credit while offering college credit; Unified PE pairs students with and without special needs.

Why it matters to families

The new courses expand high school options, including college-credit opportunities and a way to complete a PE graduation requirement through an upper-level elective. Unified PE also creates a peer-support opportunity for students with special needs.

The evidence

The Nov. 9 minutes record approval of the three proposed high school courses on the consent agenda. The meeting transcript says Unified PE adds peer support to an existing class for students with special needs; CAPP Personal Health & Wellness offers college credit and may count as the third required PE credit; and AP Seminar offers college credit and is required in the Public Service Academy’s social welfare strand.

The source

Board of Education Meeting - Minutes

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