The Gloucester County School Board met Tuesday night in the T.C. Walker Education Center to review potential 2027-2028 course offerings for the district, as presented by Director of Secondary Instruction Dr. Stefan Mygas. Gloucester County Public Schools administered a program of studies feedback survey with 153 parents/guardians and 11 students responding. Most respondents said that the current program of studies offered meets some of their interests. A quarter of respondents said that the district meets all of their interests and 5 percent said that the programs offered do not meet their interests. “We did have a lot of suggestions,” said Mygas. “We did have quite a few people mentioning hands-on, real-world things, getting kids ready for real life, learning about personal finance, recommendations on family and consumer sciences.” Also on the list of recommendations were expanded career and technical education classes, advanced academic opportunities, courses on emerging technology, ...