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My view: Working 4 Utah is an excellent innovation
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As far as a model for schools, is that how we learn best? Lots of hours in fewer days? Probably just burn out everyone involved...and when burn out sets in, no amount of hours will be sufficient. Why not try fewer hours on more days spread throughout the year?
Put down the pompoms Jeff and step away from the echo chamber.
Leadership: we may be heading in the wrong direction but we're making good time.
Leadership: if it isn't broken, break it. Then you can show leadership by fixing what you broke.
Leadership: how many times does one have to affirm their leadership to themselves in the mirror each morning before they become a leader?
Nothing newsworthy here, a virtual cut-and-paste from the original decree from his royal highness.
My sister works for the state. She left her home at 7 am and rode frontrunner to work, which took 1 and a half hours. With commute time, she will not return home until 8:30 tonight. Her children will be away at school no Fridays when she has time off. This schedule is completely unworkable with children.
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Teachers could save gas money as well as the schools. Both need every penny they can get.