Opinions split on SHS 'Bulldog Time'
Since school began about a month ago, Sandpoint High School has been bustling with opinions over the new schedule. Known as "Bulldog Time," the goal is to help students understand the importance of asking for help, getting help and staying on top of their workloads.
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Since school began, Sandpoint High School has been bustling with opinions over the new schedule.
The fourth schedule at the high school in four years, students said the latest schedule wasn’t a surprise because they are so used to it changing now. With this new schedule, SHS administrators built in a 30-minute block Monday-Thursday where students go to a classroom and can get extra help, retake quizzes, or complete homework assignments.
The high school operates on a A/B block schedule, meaning that every day, the classes the students go to changes. For example, if students go to their A day classes Monday, they would go to their B day classes Tuesday, and continue that rotation throughout the week. Now, however, the schedule rotates every other week as well.
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