LYNN — At Thursday night’s School Committee meeting, members outlined upcoming changes to graduation requirements, introduced new course recommendations, and previewed innovation pathways tied to the district’s program of studies. Deputy Superintendent Lori Gallivan presented updates to the district’s program of studies, beginning with changes to graduation requirements. While the 95-credit total remains the same, course requirements will shift over the next several years. Executive Director of Innovation and Grants Management, Dr. Shannon Gardener, principal of CASA, Chris Norkus, and CASA Program Specialist Leanne DeRosa followed with a presentation on the CASA program of studies. “One will be AP science principles, and the other 2 will be AP computer science A and AP cybersecurity.”Students may specialize as programmers or focus on “security and networking,” with additional electives and work-based learning opportunities.