17 school days may be added for 2010-11
The school year will be at least 17 days longer by the 2010-11 school year if the recommendations of the state's Time Reform Task Force go into effect — and seven days longer beginning next year.
The task force, which State Superintendent Sandy Garrett called for in July to study the issue, presented 12 proposals to the state Board of Education on Thursday.
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