>students will no longer be able to take calculus in high school What leads you to this conclusion? You can still take calculus without being designated a gif

>students will no longer be able to take calculus in high school What leads you to this conclusion? You can still take calculus without being designated a gifted student before you enter HS. In fact, isn't 12th grade calculus the standard without any acceleration? It sounds like the report questions the rationale for targeting calculus, which seems like a healthy debate to me. Maybe some students would be better served by something else. However, I don't see anything to suggest that calculus is going anywhere.