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Chandler school board OKs ‘quantitative reasoning’ pilot math course

After the Chandler Unified Governing Board spent hours sorting out potential layoffs during its long Jan. 14 meeting, there were still a few action items on the agenda that were resolved afterward.

One of those items was an agreement with a nonprofit organization for a new type of math course at two high schools.

The board unanimously approved an agreement with WestEd for a pilot 2026-27 math course called “integrated statistics and quantitative reasoning.”

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