All the Year Round

Year Round School Many public schools are considering to do a year round school. Some people might consider a year round school, some people might not consider a year round school. In year round schools you spend the exact same days as normal Schools. Students in year round schools dont learn more than their peers in traditional nine month schools, new research was found. Holton public schools should not do a year round schedule because the amount of homework you could get. And

Year-round schools are increasing very fast. Florida shouldn’t go to a year-round school schedule because, it can make sports, and jobs very hard to commit too. Also, year-round schools don’t help students improve academically. Although, it would give faculty and students a break, year-round schools are a very bad idea. To begin with, many schools don’t employ a year-round schedule because of school sports. Teens, then won’t be able to have summer jobs. According to text 1 paragraph 4, it states

Year Round School For most people they don't like school. People look towards those nice long summer breaks. however a lot of things happen over the summer, the main thing that happens is that students tend to forget everything they learned during the previous school year. By the end of the the first month of summer, all that knowledge has leaked out of the brain. Then when the students return in the fall, the first month of school is wasted by re-teaching students what they should have already

shortage of school facilities and limited funds for new facilities. In response, some districts are adopting or looking into year-round education (YRE). In addition to maximizing the use of existing schools for larger numbers of students, some education experts claim that year-round school improves student learning. With YRE, students attend school for the same number of days each year (180 days, according to the U.S. Department of Education), but school breaks are arranged differently. A popular YRE calendar

Grant Coffey Mrs. Mercer Honors English 1 30 January 2017 Year-Round Education: The Time has Come “A long summer vacation in which students forget much of what they have learned is far from ideal for learning” (Shields et al.). Many educators are beginning to realize the benefits of year-round schooling. Even though year-round education is not traditional, year-round schooling should be implemented because year-round education increases academic achievement, frequent breaks allow students and teachers

Bibliography: Is Year-Round Schooling a Good Idea? DeNisco, Alison. “Year-round schooling gains popularity.” District Administration, vol.51, issue 9, Sep. 2015, pp. 15-18. EBSCOHost, web.a.ebscohost.com/ehost/pdfviewer/ pdfviewer?vid=7&sid=8ba58932-7aa0-4e73-9fe1-0e04bda54f5f%40sessionmgr4008. Alison DeNisco reports that the number of year-round public schools have increased by 26 percent from 2007 to 2012. There are now more than 3,700 year-round schools nationwide. 55 percent of students come to year-round

and in Canada have been throwing around the idea of year-round school. Some say that year-round schooling is a good thing for the children and others say that the children need a break from school, but also have a higher chance of forgetting the material before they return to school the following year. With year-round school, its focusing more on the students’ education and not the convivence for parents and school board. With having year-round schools, students will be able to obtain more information

Between 1987 – 2014, year round schooling increased 544% in the United States (Statistic Brain). Most year round school consists of 45 days of learning with 15 day breaks inbetween all year round. Various school districts are switching to year round school replacing the traditional schedule. Year round schools have many advantages over traditional schools. Year round schools should be implemented to eliminate the summer slump, decrease school burnout, and increase teacher job satisfaction. While

Academically year-round schooling will be beneficial for the students in this school district. According to Year-Round Schools “Colorado Springs noted that after two years of operation, students in YRS grades 1-3 showed higher scores overall than those in the traditional grades 1-3 but grades 4-6 showed no significant difference.” The students will also continue to gain their independence and are able to develop their own interest into the student’s education. It also can depend on how much the students

Many schools are switching to year round schooling. Florida should make the switch to it. Students won’t forget what they learned over summer break, and it helps teachers and students get more refreshed. Even though there are positives with implementing year round schooling. (On the other hand) Florida shouldn't make the switch because, it is hard to make schedules for sports, extracurricular activities, and your families schedules. Florida should still switch to year round schooling because there are