I am honestly overwhelmed by how many people feel the same way about our school schedule. This momentum belongs entirely to you because I never imagined the community would rally like this.
Reached 100 supporters
August 4, 2015
95 Comments
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Anonymous
10 years ago
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considering students are also encouraged to participate in activities after school, C days would really put a burden on grades with all the homework and studying they have to do thursday night. on the weekends they could have some extra time with family and other goals to achieve outside of school.
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Anonymous
10 years ago
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A/B scheduling always worked for me. It kept the work load easier to manage everyday. The set-up also reflects how college classes may be scheduled. As a Northville High School graduate, I can say that the A/B schedule was a good one and it should not be changed.
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Corrinna Hopkins
10 years ago
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I'm going to be a new student at NHS and a big reason my family and I decided it was a good idea to come to Northville is because NHS has A/B days unlike other schools.
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Anonymous
10 years ago
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Adding a C day brings unnecessary stress to the table, when students have enough of it to begin with. I think almost every student can agree that moving away from 45 minute classes in middle school made school much more bearable. If the majority of students, parents and teachers dislike the idea of a C day, then maybe things should be left how they were, since they were working fine.
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Abby H
10 years ago
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It's going to be difficult to run around the school from locker to room (across the school) within 6 minutes on a Friday, so many times in the day. And you barely achieve anything in a 45 min class. SEMINAR AFTER THE WEEKEND???
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Jake Luikart
10 years ago
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This is a plan to get rid of seminar. And 2500 students in the cafeteria at one time does not seem like a good idea.
I am honestly overwhelmed by how many people feel the same way about our school schedule. This momentum belongs entirely to you because I never imagined the community would rally like this.
Reached 100 supporters
August 4, 2015
95 Comments
A
Anonymous
10 years ago
Featured
considering students are also encouraged to participate in activities after school, C days would really put a burden on grades with all the homework and studying they have to do thursday night. on the weekends they could have some extra time with family and other goals to achieve outside of school.
A
Anonymous
10 years ago
Featured
A/B scheduling always worked for me. It kept the work load easier to manage everyday. The set-up also reflects how college classes may be scheduled. As a Northville High School graduate, I can say that the A/B schedule was a good one and it should not be changed.
C
Corrinna Hopkins
10 years ago
Featured
I'm going to be a new student at NHS and a big reason my family and I decided it was a good idea to come to Northville is because NHS has A/B days unlike other schools.
A
Anonymous
10 years ago
Featured
Adding a C day brings unnecessary stress to the table, when students have enough of it to begin with. I think almost every student can agree that moving away from 45 minute classes in middle school made school much more bearable. If the majority of students, parents and teachers dislike the idea of a C day, then maybe things should be left how they were, since they were working fine.
A
Abby H
10 years ago
Featured
It's going to be difficult to run around the school from locker to room (across the school) within 6 minutes on a Friday, so many times in the day. And you barely achieve anything in a 45 min class. SEMINAR AFTER THE WEEKEND???
J
Jake Luikart
10 years ago
Featured
This is a plan to get rid of seminar. And 2500 students in the cafeteria at one time does not seem like a good idea.
considering students are also encouraged to participate in activities after school, C days would really put a burden on grades with all the homework and studying they have to do thursday night. on the weekends they could have some extra time with family and other goals to achieve outside of school.