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Statistics show that there has been a 544 percent increase in year-round implementations from the year 1987 to 2014. That is a huge problem! Why? Doing away with the traditional school calender is causing distress in families and teachers lives. It is cutting into the students Summer extracurricular activities, destroying family plans, and affecting teachers badly. The year-round calender is a terrible idea. The idea for this new calender should go away. Extracurricular activities are a demention

The possibility of Florida having year-round school isn’t as low as some may think, and it has become a huge issue. Florida should have year-round school because teachers would spend less time reviewing work and kids would be more refreshed and focused. Although kids wouldn’t have time to take part in sports or summer jobs, year-round schools have many positive affects to it, and Florida should partake in year-round school. Imagine going to school on the first couple of weeks back from summer break

whether their school should switch to year-round school or not. Florida should not switch to year-round school because it makes it harder to plan sports activities or vacations, and students can’t concentrate as much at school with so many breaks in the way. Although year-round school offers more time for learning more and less reviewing, there are many more benefits from the original school schedule. The first reason that Florida should not switch to year-round school is that

Should kids go to school year round? Believe it or not this question is being debated in many school districts around the country. After much thought and a little research the answer to that question is a very loud and vocal YES! I can give you three good reasons why school aged kids should go to classes year round. First, it is less stressful! Not to mention the better quality of education and will prepare students for the new global economy. Also, it will reduce the failing percent of students

Year-Round Schooling: The Way to Go Many people feel that no school should have a year-round schedule because it is not right for children be in school year round. Despite this feeling, many schools have changed their schedule to a year-round one to benefit their students as well as their teachers. Year-round schooling (YRS), also know as year-round education (YRE), is a good way to better students’ education. It betters students’ education by provided more frequent breaks, and giving student

The Year-Round School Model The issue of year-round schools is not a new one, nor is it without its supporters and detractors. Each camp can either logically defend its views on the viability and success of year-round schools or can argue against it equally articulately. How did America arrive at the point when the discussion of year-round schools is again a critical issue in education, and more importantly, will such a radical change to the education system be possible? The History of the School

people think of year round schools they think of the boring 365 day school, but it is actually just 180 days spread out throughout the year. There has been lots of debate on year round schooling. Some people think,that year round school is money absorbent, a waste of time, and an unuseful program. Others think, it improves education, makes money, and can accommodate more students. I think that year round school is an advantage to the student's,the school, and the economy. Year round education improves

having year-round schools is at hot debate topic right now and it is time for change from traditional calendar schools. Schools should incorporate a system where schooling is year-round instead of having a long summer break because this allows for more learning and would prevent the problem of students forgetting everything they’ve

Brittany Dunkle Mrs. Seymore Period 5 November 3, 2016 Year round School vs Traditional Schools “It’s for the public it’s year round and it 's also for the schools because we 're going to re-establish our school programs and all our outreach programs” Susan Hayward. Will year round schooling help or benefit the schools of the United States and society? Year round schools could change the reasons why teachers are teaching ("Top 10 Reasons"). Elimination of extended breaks from schools in the

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