By: Aniela Gesing
Warren County School District has recently agreed to participate in a high school reform. The school district’s reason for the reform is to potentially maximize learning time in the classroom and to eliminate any wasted periods of study halls and electives. Continue reading From the Editor’s Chair: My Take on Reforming WCSD High School Education
By: Brian Fedorchuk
Starting next school year, the day to day life of all Warren County School District students and teachers will look a bit different. Warren County School District has proposed a new plan for the high school schedule. According to the Warren Times Observer, it’s called a “high school reform,” and it is set to start at the beginning of the 2018-19 school year. The new plan will lower the eight period day we currently have to seven periods, and classroom time will also increase from forty-two minutes to fifty. The amount of time students have in the hallway will decrease, from four to three minutes. Continue reading WCSD Reforms School Schedules
By: Ayla Valone
Here at Eisenhower, we recently said goodbye to one principal and hello to another. Our “new” principal came to Eisenhower with experience from teaching at Frewsburg, where she was a high school Social Studies teacher. However, she decided to make the move to Eisenhower because she preferred the administrative aspect of education. Continue reading Alm Becomes Head Principal
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