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Parents, staff again choose balanced school calendar

Posted at 11:23 pm March 14, 2014
By John Huotari Leave a Comment

Christopher J. Marczak

Christopher J. Marczak

A majority of Oak Ridge parents and school staff again favored a move from the traditional school calendar to a new balanced calendar that gives students about nine weeks of classroom instruction at a time, officials said.

The first vote was conducted through the Skylert callout system about one month ago in February, and the second vote was Thursday.

See this guest column by Chris Marczak, Oak Ridge Schools assistant superintendent, for more information on the Thursday night vote.

See the Thursday callout results here: Results of the Callout.

See a February guest column by Marczak on the first round of voting here. See his column earlier this month announcing the second round of voting.

Filed Under: Education, K-12, Top Stories Tagged With: balanced calendar, Chris Marczak, Oak Ridge Schools, school calendar, traditional calendar, voting

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