Year-round schools gaining attention
Students at three schools in Oklahoma City finally got out of school this week, though their summers will be shorter than most.
They attend year-round schools, a model that one principal says has significant advantages.
"We have less reteaching time,” Sequoyah Elementary Principal Montie Koehn said of how a shorter, eight-week summer means students return more ready to learn.
"It cuts down on chaos,...
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