Oklahoma school districts work around missed days
A new law that allows school districts to measure their year based on hours rather than days is helping some districts make up time they missed because of the Jan. 28 ice storm.
This year, districts can choose whether to calculate their school year as a minimum of 180 days or 1,080 hours. The option is giving some school officials more flexibility as they devise ways to make up for as many as seven days students misse...
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