Stats C I could certainly see being a thing as more students take Calc AB as juniors. The question becomes does declining enrollments / birthrates remove the HS course progression growth of the past 20 years?

Tbh I’m not sugar coating things. Teaching Stats provides a range of great prompts and wake up calls to inspire early leaders of a new wave. The past 4 administrations has shown change can go either direction!

Going to start with 1 based on comments on that but definitely excited for the experience!

I use Pew Research articles sometimes. Works for making prompts.

Proportionally it’s lost it’s power. You’ll get seats filled via give aways and write offs etc, but many who grew up with the game have left it or struggle to justify the increase it costs for owners and player contracts. Ratings speak so much more and that will continue to be a problem.

Are they regionally known as upbringing books? I’ve never heard of them as a reader growing up. Would agree with others, the other 22 might have other tastes.