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Keystone mulls schedule changes to meet new credit rule
Keystone High School may shorten class periods to about 42 minutes and add an eighth period to meet the state raise in graduation credits from 18 to 21 starting with next year's freshmen. The district now requires 19 credits and has raised it to 22 for the next class. Courses would expand, especially for career and technical paths, with only one new science teacher needed if approved.
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