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High School Schedule: Meeting Notes and Other Documents

To support student learning in our high schools and increase operational efficiency, 4J is working to align schedules at all high schools.

Overview

 


Schedule Information

The New 3×5 Schedule: What’s In It For Students?
Churchill  |  North Eugene  |  Sheldon  |  South Eugene
  (April 10, 2013)

3×5 Schedule Study: “The Structure of Time: How Trimester Schedules Impact Teaching and Learning in the Jefferson County Public Schools of Louisville, Kentucky”
by Meredith L. Foster, Stephen M. Fry, and Christian L. Sawyer, Peabody College at Vanderbilt University (discussed in Spring 2013) 

 

Advantages of Recommended Schedule: 3×5 (handout from board meeting April 4, 2012, after work group recommended 3×5 schedule)

Schedule Comparison (handout from community forum March 5, 2012, when work group was still considering both 3×5 and 4×4 schedule)

Sample Schedules: Many parents and students asked to see examples of what a student’s schedule might look like over the four years of high school. These sample schedules show some possibilities under a 3×5 or 4×4 block schedule. These are meant to be examples only; every student has different academic needs and interests and will be scheduled accordingly. (handout from March 8, 2012)
Sample Schedules – 3×5 Schedule
Sample Schedules – 4×4 Schedule   


Staff Presentation About Common Schedule

Video of Staff Presentation

Slideshow of Staff Presentation


Public Forum and Survey Responses

Chart Notes from Community & Staff Forums

Survey Responses: 
Without Comments
With Comments (133 pages)


Additional Information

Principals’ Rationale for Common Schedule

Superintendent’s Message About Common Schedule

Research on High School Schedules: A few participants at the public forums asked for examples of research about high school schedules. These two publications by The LAB, a federally supported educational laboratory at Brown University, summarize and reference some of the research on block schedules like the ones under consideration.
Block Scheduling: Innovations With Time
Advantages of Block Scheduling


Work Group Meeting Notes

Jan. 26, 2012
Main Points From 01/26/12 Meeting

Feb. 6, 2012
Meeting Summary 02/06/12
Main Points From 02/06/12 Meeting

Feb. 13, 2012
Meeting Summary 02/13/12
Main Points From 02/13/12 Meeting

Feb. 21, 2012
Meeting Summary 02/21/12
Meeting Summary Attachments 02/21/12
Main Points From 02/21/12 Meeting

Feb. 23, 2012
Meeting Summary 02/23/12
Main Points from 02/23/12 Meeting

Feb. 29, 2012
Main Points from 02/29/12 Meeting

March 12, 2012
Main Points from 03/12/12 Meeting

March 14, 2012
Main Points from 03/14/12 Meeting