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More School Districts in Missouri are Switching to a Four-Day Week - Vimarsana News

More School Districts in Missouri are Switching to a Four-Day Week

Until eighth grade, Carter Bremer went to school on a standard five-day schedule. After moving to Harrisburg, he stopped going to class on Mondays. Now a senior at Harrisburg High School, Carter has spent just four days a week in school for the past five years, giving him more time to spend on sports, a […]

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More school districts in Missouri are switching to a four-day week • Missouri Independent - Vimarsana News

More school districts in Missouri are switching to a four-day week • Missouri Independent

More school districts across Missouri are switching to a four-day week, a trend that's been building for years.

Local, state officials say New Bern principal interpreted the law incorrectly, changing grades of students not how law was written - Vimarsana News

Local, state officials say New Bern principal interpreted the law incorrectly, changing grades of students not how law was written

The ongoing saga of New Bern High Schools' grade changing controversy continued Monday afternoon when former principal Jerry Simmons released statements surrounding his side of the story.

District looks to reduce test score gaps - Vimarsana News

District looks to reduce test score gaps

District ISASP scores lower than state averages.

FMHS data correlates academics with behavior - Vimarsana News

FMHS data correlates academics with behavior

Fort Madison High School principals Patrick Lamb and Adrian McKay updated the Fort Madison school board on data from the recent fall screening shows students’ academics and behaviors correlate.