By Rachel Raskin-Zrihen

Vallejo City Unified School District officials have taken a long, hard look at the district’s high schools, students and outcomes and come up with some tweaks designed to improve them, while simultaneously saving money for the cash-strapped district. These will kick in in the next school year, Superintendent Adam Clark said.

In a recent letter to district “stakeholders and partners,” Clark spelled out the three main areas the changes focus on: graduation requirements, academies, and start and end times.

Source: Vallejo school district graduation requirements change – Times-Herald