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Students who are behind in school might benefit from school being year round, because it doesn't give them time to forget the content they have just learned. I think that parents would be disadvantaged by schools being year-round, because they would have to change their schedules, and if they have younger kids, they would need to spend money on childcare.

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Most people need summer break for experience. If summer break was shorter, it would be harder for teens to get jobs, or internships. Summer break is also important for kid who maybe would want to try out a sport but just doesn't have time in the school year. If summer break was shorter there would be less opportunities for teens.

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If schools were year-round, they would have to spend way more money. They would constantly be needing to do repairs, and they would have to spend more money on stuff like school supplies, and lunch. They would also need to pay the teachers more for year-round school, and they would probably need more staff.

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Year-round schooling would affect families especially those who rely on summer for childcare, travel or work. Firstly, families would have to adjust to the shorter breaks, and not having a long summer break would be hard for teens who need summer jobs or internships. The families that need summer break so that someone can watch their kids would have to start paying for childcare and spend more money.

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Year-round school could impact students cognitive health positively because students wouldn't have to stress about retaining the information they just learned. It would also make the transition to the next grade level easier, instead of the traditional 180-day school year.

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I believe that its different for each student, because not everyone learns the same. Year-round schooling could be more effective because it doesn't give the student enough time to forget the information they learned, but kids need breaks in between. If they didn't have a long break then they would be tired all the time which could effect their learning, so therefore I think its different for each student.

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Having year-round school can help students positively because there isn't a long amount of time where students loose the information that they have just learned from the previous year. A negative effect is that having school year-round is extremely draining for the students and can be too much.

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The assumption of the 180-day school year is that students can use summer break to rest and reset for the next school year, and assumes that we retain all of the stuff we learned from the previous year.

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Students who deal/struggle with learning loss, like for example kids who may forget many things, at least 3 subjects over the summer break may benefit from a year round school calander because that way they aren't missing out on anything.

People who may have disadvantages with a round school calander may be families who rely on summer childcare, students with summer jobs,families who travel,teachers who need a break, and parents with non flexible working schedules

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Year round schooling can affect those families in many important ways, especially those who depend on summer break for these specific things. families who rely on summer childcare programs may struggle because these programs are pretty much made for a long summer vacation. with shorter breaks through out the year parents may need to find more than one childcare arrangements which could be hard or even expensive. It could affect traveling because it would keep people from actually seeing their famalies that may live out of the state or country. seasonal work could also be affected because it would make schedules hard to keep up with.

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Year round school could help students learn better because it reduces learning loss and keeps the routine going and consistent. But it doesn't mean it could be better for everyone, some may benefit more from a long summer break.

With shorter, and more frequent breaks students return to school remembering more, and teachers may spend less time reviewing lessons over and over.

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I believe that students would most likely stay the same because students don't learn off of the days there is in school, it really depends on the way they are being taught. A year round school would really mess a student's mind to focus on school because they will be too focused when their next break is rather than learning, compared to a traditional school where there are a certain amount of breaks, but at the end we have a stress free summer break.

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A year round schooling might give students and families that travel less stress to over come, but it wouldn't make sense of students that travel a lot would go to a regular school when they can have the opportunity to study at broad. There are schools that help families that travel a lot as well, assisting them with online schooling, or even in general catching up after their travels would make a difference just not in their attendance.

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The assumptions of traditional day school year gives students a more moderate understanding that school is important, but students do need a longer period of break rather than a week off now and then. It helps students debrief and improves students'mental health with less stress levels.

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I think that students would probably be able to learn better because the breaks would be shorter than a summer break, which would make the student not forget what they have learned. But overtime this would wear down the students because they wouldn't have enough time to go visit other places for an extended period of time, see their family and loved ones, etc.

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extracurricular programs such as summer jobs, sports, summer camps, etc would definitely be affected because a lot of students rely on summer to do those things. Students would most likely not gain enough money that they desire to move on in life, athletes would not be able to practice enough, therefore being worse at what they play, and summer camps would lose more money because less students would be attending the camps.

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well first, they can make students smarter because of all the time in school, as well as all the homework they'll get along the school year. it will make them more sharp. they'll see friends more often because some poeple don't meet outside of school. but the cons of it all is student's sleep will be horrible, some may be running on 6-4 hours on sleep. on top of that, they'll be very stressed because of all the work and their mental heath can depleat fast, causing students to not be able to focus at all and fail.

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For the people who have an advantage when it comes to year-round school schedules, I would have to say it's people who have the ambition to work or practice the material given at school from home, as it gives them more time to understand it and work at their own pace. For disadvantage would be that many who travel very frequently. More frequent breaks allow them to go to many places, but it could give them the disadvantage of time, although this varies from person to person.

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Volunteering and participating in extracurricular activities can be very rigorous and mentally draining for a person, especially when following a year-round school schedule. This is due to how things are scheduled. With more frequent breaks, there is bound to be more frequent days when a student has to go to practice, and that could take a huge toll on their health, resulting in their loss of motivation and ambition to continue the program/activity.

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Evenly distributed breaks within the school year can allow students to keep up with schoolwork at home. It also gives students the time they need to rest. And while they might not have as much direct learning in school, they can improve their independence by working on their missing classwork or homework at home.

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It would not allow families to have time with their kids. For instance my dad lives in St. Louis. I only see him for winter break and summer. But if we eliminate half of summer then I barely have any time to spend with him.

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I feel like if we were in a different time line before all the money was wasted on stuff like I.C.E and a ballroom and gold rooms and stuff like that with some management the year around school year could totally be free maybe for small towns that aren't really that recognized by the government or have a underfunded district might have to make some stuff not free like lunches or something like that. I don't really know how much money the goverment collects from taxes or how much percent goes to the education system but i'm sure if they could fund I.C.E they can fund 2 more months of school.

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The traditional way allows them to learn for month and then have a break. I think they do this so the student does not get overwhelmed with information. Contrast to this could be that the student does not maintain the information over the summer.

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I thinks it depends on the student. If they act like woe is me I can't do all this work then it would negatively impact them. On the other hand students who are willing to push through will thrive like this. Because not only will they receive more knowledge, but they will also learn that the world wont stop for a break.

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I feel like with breaks everyone kind of looses the momentum they have been building in the year and it takes some time to build that momentum and once you lose it's hard to get back. If there were no breaks people probably wouldn't loose momentum at the cost for sanity tho, and if instead there was a lot more breaks students would keep going in a loop where they loose momentum and then have to get it all back again.

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Obviously the "flow state" for students should have a lower chance of breaking so a lot of student's grades/learning would only go up hill. But I think it would really be depressing knowing I will be stuck in a room where I don't want to be for 12 years just to have a chance of doing that thing I hate until I can retire. I think a lot of people already think like this and drop out but with no "teaser" of a free life it will kind drain the sanity of a lot of students causing a lot more drop outs and maybe even suicides.

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People who attend extracurricular programs while in a year long school might straight up just say "I wanna suffer and have a lot less freedom, sign me up!".

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People who attend extracurricular programs while in a year long school might straight up just say "I wanna suffer and have a lot less freedom, sign me up!".

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Summer camps would definitely lose money due to less kids attending due to the year long school thing, that's for sure. Kids who play sports would be more exhausted since summer provides them more rest for their physical activities both physically and mentally. And kids who have part time jobs? It would be a lot more difficult and stressful for them to balance work for jobs and school, especially for those who only take those jobs during the summer. Overall, extracurricular programs would be negatively affected by year long school.

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A year round schedule can affect students academic performance in two ways depending on the student. Negatively students can struggle to get used to the schedule, stress, sleep schedule, less focus with all the work that you are getting. On the positive side students will be able to remember what they learned with the shorter breaks they get. Overall it depends on the student and how they deal with the routine.

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Students who forget things easily on what they have learned after breaks that are not short will benefit most if they don't stress from the work they get. Families who go out on big breaks will have a disadvantage because the students wont have as long breaks as we do now which will not give them enough time to go to vacations.

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A year-round school schedule can improve academic performance by reducing summer learning loss and providing more frequent breaks that keep students mentally refreshed, but it may also create challenges such as disrupted routines, difficulty maintaining consistent sleep schedules, and added stress for students who struggle to adjust to shorter but more frequent academic cycles.

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I think some students would learn more effectively because the breaks are going to be shorter and that can help with not forgetting the subject they learned because during long breaks it is easier to forget what you are learning. A downside for me is that I think some students would get stressed with the small breaks and work we get.

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The traditional 180-day school year assumes that students can catch up over a long summer break and get to the level of their new classes.

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People who find going to school draining or hard would benefit the most of a year round school calendar as well as people who cannot remember well what they learned the year prior.

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Students can learn more in a year-long school year and not forget things so easily due to shorter breaks, but I feel that students would be more tired feeling that a week isn't enough time to rest or do things they enjoy, an advantage that summer vacation does offer. I also feel that with a full school year, with more time and more information, students would feel overwhelmed by so much work or information, causing many to lose the academic motivation that can be gained at the beginning of the school year.

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The traditional 180 day school year assumes that students learn best with a long summer break to rest and recharge. It also assumes that students can handle long stretches of school without needing frequent breaks. This schedule is based on the idea that learning happens mainly in the classroom during set months of the year. It assumes that families can manage childcare and routines around this long break. Finally, it suggests that students do not lose too much knowledge over the summer, even though many actually do.

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A year round school schedule can affect students academic performance in both good and bad ways. On the positive side, shorter and more frequent breaks can help students remember what they learned, which may improve grades. It also reduces the long summer break, so students are less likely to forget important skills. However, it can also have negative effects. Some students may feel tired or stressed without a long break to relax, and this could hurt their performance. Others might struggle to focus if they prefer the traditional schedule. Overall, the impact depends on each student and how they handle the new routine.

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Year round schooling could affect families in several ways. Families who depend on summer for childcare might struggle because there would no longer be one long break. Instead, they would need childcare more often during shorter breaks. Families who travel during summer might have to change their plans and take shorter trips. Parents who rely on seasonal summer work could also earn less if their schedules do not match their childrens school breaks. Overall, year round schooling could bring challenges for families who count on the traditional summer vacation.

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People who struggle with recapping on what they’ve learned the year prior can benefit the most. Having those small breaks can be just enough time for them to rest but not forget what they have learned.

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A year-round school schedule could affect a student’s academic performance positively by make it so that the content they absorb would be harder to forget, but a year-round school schedule could also impact a student’s academic performance negatively by inducing more stress onto them due to the content stream and constant work. The positive effect is that students have more time to learn, and less time to forget. The negative effect is the lack of free time which could make a student more burnt out.

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Extracurricular activities can be heavily affected because many students rely on summer break to fulfill certain opportunities. Not having a summer break makes having a summer job, doing volunteer work, participating in an internship, or train for up coming sports a lot harder to do without that period of time.

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An assumption you can make on how students learn best during the traditional 180-day school year is that students will not forget information or they will study over break. This assumption isn’t valid because not all students study over break and some students would forget content over breaks.

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Year round school can affect students positively by not putting so much time in between the things students learn and their breaks. When breaks are broken apart more evenly throughout the school year, students will be able to still have a grasp on what they were taught without forgetting.

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Students could learn more effectively with a year-round schedule because shorter, evenly spaced breaks help them retain information and stay engaged throughout the year, reducing burnout and forgetting. However, the effectiveness depends on students’ individual needs, since some may thrive with constant structure while others benefit more from a long summer to reset, work, or handle family responsibilities.

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A year-round school schedule can improve academic performance by reducing summer learning loss and providing more frequent breaks that keep students mentally refreshed, but it may also create challenges such as disrupted routines, difficulty maintaining consistent sleep schedules, and added stress for students who struggle to adjust to shorter but more frequent academic cycles - Juan A. P2

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Parents or guardians could both benefit and have a disadvantage from a year-round school schedule. They can benefit from it if they have a job that is not flexible and they cannot take too much time off of work. In the summer, many students want to go hangout with friends but it will be harder to with no ride from a parent or guardian. With a year-round schedule, parents won't have to help their kids in the middle of the day or when they should be at work as students will be in school at the same time. A year-round schedule can also give parents a disadvantage because lots of parents enjoy using summer break as a time to pack their bags and leave to at times, an entirely different country. Many like to travel to places they've never been, with the company of their family. A year-round schedule is not typical because it gives parents less time to go on trips and can also lead to students missing school.

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I think some students would learn more effectively with a year-round school schedule because with shorter breaks student's memory of the material they learned can come back easier then after a long period of time. Also students with the frequent breaks could reset their mind so they won't feel overworked throughout the year.

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Extracurriculars that take place during summer would be heavily disrupted by a year-round school schedule. Many students take summer break as an opportunity to take part in camps, volunteering, internships, jobs, etc. They would all be very difficult to balance with school work as it takes a lot of time. Time would be taken away from students and their participation to these common summer activities. Many students actually find joy in spending time away from school work and the stress it creates and doing other things that help them feel productive.

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With a year-round school schedule, students will likely be able to learn more effectively. It is known that when someone is burnt out, especially developing teenagers, it is very common to lack motivation. School can go on for long periods, with a school schedule like ours, which causes students to start putting in less effort into their school work. If we were to implement a new year-round schedule, many students would be able to rest during times we can't now. They would also be able to work harder within a shorter period and sort of reboot themselves after with a short break.

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A year-round school with breaks can impact a student's cognitive health by reducing the mental effort the brain puts into memorizing material students learn before the break. Trying to remember material from a 10-12 week break would add a lot of mental effort because that material would be really foggy since in this long break students may have went on vacation or went to a really big event which overshadowed the material they learned.

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A year-round school schedule can affect students' academic performance positively because it can help with being able to memorize material they learned before the break. A downside is it is hard for some students to be consistent with getting proper rest since when it is break students tend to really mess up their sleep schedule and when they come back to school it becomes hard to fix for some people.

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People that struggle with learning can benefit from a year-round school, as they can have constant lessons, with small breaks in between. But some students may get overwhelmed and stressed from the lessons happening every month because they already have adjusted to the normal schedule we have.

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No, as it really only rearranges the days of which we go to school. Frequent breaks also interrupts how we do large projects or exams, as we might forget what was discussed after a week break.

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The 180-day school year assumes students learn best with long summers off and can easily catch up after breaks.

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A year round school schedule might help students do better academically because shorter breaks mean they forget less material. But it can also have negative effects, since students might feel more stressed or not get enough time to fully rest, which can hurt their performance.

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Students might learn more effectively with a year-round school schedule because shorter breaks reduce learning loss and help them remember material better. However, it may not work for everyone, since some students and families prefer a long summer break for rest, jobs, or travel.

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A year-round school model can make extracurricular activities harder to maintain as a student, but also the teachers, coaches, and anyone else who are in those programs. It interrupts sport seasons, making scheduling harder, and also makes students lose passion or the urge to continue whatever extracurricular they are doing due to them not having a long enough break.

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Year round schooling affects many families because they rely on the long summer break to use free or low cost childcare options such as relatives, older siblings, or summer camps.

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A year round school with breaks can impact students health in a positive way because they have more chances for breaks and can free their mind from school. A long summer break makes the school year have fewer breaks and some people miss school near the end of july.

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A year round schedule would help some students learn more effectively because everyone learns differently and a year round school would help some students more. Evenly distributed breaks can help students not be overworked while still remembering the things they've learned. Other students could get burnt out and feel overworked without a summer break.

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A year round schedule would affect the students academic performance positively because this gives the students more time in school and learning everyday. This would help students retain the things they learned in class better. A negative affect is that students could feel overworked and also teachers could burn out. Students and teachers enjoy summer break to relax and travel around the world.

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Traditional 180-day school year assumes that summer break gives students a rest and still be able to remember all our knowledge over break. This also assumes that they believe students are motived enough to review over break and remember everything.

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Short and frequent breaks in a school year can allow students minds to be more active and consistent, compared to a year round school year where students may be subject to burn out.

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Year round school can help students who might need extra support when it comes to learning, and families who might perfer shorter breaks, but it would also be harder on those who rely on traditional schedules.

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Year round school disrupts sports, part time jobs, and camps by shortening long breaks and making it harder for students to and community programs to plan and participate.

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A year-round schedule with breaks would impact students health in a good way because although they are in a longer school year they have more chances for breaks and to recharge. In a school year with a long summer break we don't get as many opportunities to do that, and because summer is so long people often get bored and start wishing school would start again.

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I think some students would learn more effectively with a year-round schedule because shorter breaks mean you don't forget stuff as fast, and you get more chances to catch up before falling behind. But at the same time not everyone learns the same way. so some people might get stressed without a long summer break.

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A year-round schedule would help students learn more effectively because they are less likely to forget things over small breaks than one big break. I also believe that many breaks throughout the year would help prevent burnt out since there's basically one break every month.

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A year-round schedule could help students do better because we wouldn't forget as much between breaks, since the breaks are shorter and spread out. Plus having more consistent time in school might keep people focused. But it could also affect students negatively because some kids need that long summer break to work,rest or just take a mental break.

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Extracurricular programs could be affected for many different reasons. Sports would likely still have practice and games over the breaks, but some people may not be able to go because they don't have a ride or are on vacation. Summer camps would also be affected because less people would sign up when there's still school, but when there is a break they will have too many sign ups. A year round schedule would also affect students who want a summer job.

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the traditional 180- day school year kinda assumes that students learn best when they get a long summer break to "reset" and then come back ready to work. It also assumes that we can remember everything after being off for months, which isn't true.

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Teachers would benefit from a year-round school calendar because the more they teach, the more income they would make, but students could be at a disadvantage because being overworked can impact their physical and mental health.

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A year-round school schedule can benefit students learning because they are constantly at school receiving education, but it can also be different depending on the person. Some people need longer breaks and time to rest to improve their overall state, including their academic progress.

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A year-round school schedule affect students' academic performance positively by giving them more school days to learn and get education, but also negatively because some students may receive heavy work loads, leading to stress and can impact their health.

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The traditional 180-day school year assumes that students can retain knowledge effectively for months without review during breaks. However, this structure often leads to learning loss, and suggest that a more year-round approach would better support learning, sacrificing our valuable summer break to have extended vacations and sleep.

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Year round schooling should theoretically lead to more effective learning, because the frequent academic intervals help students to consistently retain information and minimizing long term gaps. It creates an environment where learning is efficient, consistent academic support, and less learning loss.

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Year round schooling disrupts economic stability for childcare and seasonal work, because it leaves the parents with few affordable options for the small breaks and limiting parent's ability to take full time jobs during the summer.

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The teachers would be benefited because attendance is how they get paid and students would have the disadvantage because school isn't always the best place to be especially for a year.

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No students would not learn better like this because the growing brain needs it's time to rest and develop on it's own not just academically.

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The assumption is that we don't have enough time in summer to do what we want and have a real break from school like the other kids from other schools do.

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Students could possibly learn more effectively year-round but with the breaks being distributed throughout the entire year, it could get stressful for a lot of the students. A positive is that a student would be able to remember a lot of the subjects with a few breaks because it would keep them constantly doing something while a negative is that with all that work all the time it could affect their mental health and burn them out.

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Year round school with breaks impact students' mental health because you never really get a break because schools always just right around the corner. And I believe teachers would find it convenient to assign big assignments over the "break".

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A year-round school system would negatively impact students because the shorter summer break could make the school years feel too close together, therefore making school seem endless, and students would not have enough time to recover from the stress of the finals from the previous year, which could take a serious toll on their mental health.

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Emma Palencia Period 5                          

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A year round school schedule would affect students academic performances by making them enhance their learning and making them preform better

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Extracurricular programs can be impacted by year-round school models because students would be burnt out from school and wouldn't have time for these programs or it would be very difficult to balance out. Since students don't have the time to participate in these extracurricular programs, the programs, like summer camps, would eventually just go bankrupt.

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I believe students would learn more effectively with a year round school schedule because it's difficult to forget something that your constantly doing with no prolonged breaks like summer break which is roughly around 2 months.

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Students would most definitely learn more effectively with a year-round school schedule because they are able to go over more of the content throughout the course and not only that but being able to practice the content within the course.

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Some economic and logistical challenged schools might face are teachers demanding higher pay. Lots of teachers take up a summer job or teach summer school to make more money over the summer but with year-round school, they wouldn't be able to do that so they would probably want higher pay. Schools would have to pay electrical and water bills to keep the school open and functioning year round. They would also have to employ janitors more.

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I think that teachers would benefit more because they're getting paid to be there and teach while students are there to learn, which will benefit the students but constantly having to do work even at home will eventually burn students out.

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A negative way that year round school schedules will affect students will be that students will be more burnt out and stressed due to the constant work being assigned and it'll affect students positively because they will be able to retain information that they would've forgotten over summer break