My school starts at 8 and ends at 3:05, with 15 minutes for a break between advo (homeroom kinda) and 2nd block, and a roughly 45 minute lunch. We also have 5 minutes before each class, some of those 5 minutes actually counts as instructional time which is kind of funny.Jakub324 said:2)Timetable changes. Now, kiddies only have one hour of free time in the entire day, which goes from 9:00 AM to 4:30 PM, and they have less options for their GCSEs, with (I think) 6 of them being removed. This affects the teachers, too - their pay gets frozen for I don't know how long (I'm not even sure they know).
So, I'd say we're kind of even.
My school did mess up my schedule this year, but I fixed that. They put in Algebra 3-4 (second year) again, instead of Trig/Pre-cal. But that's ok.
They also made it so culinary no longer counts as an art credit (you need to take at least one year of an art to graduate), but that's because all the other schools in the district can't afford culinary. And that doesn't effect me, because I took Film Studies instead (and developed a love of cinema).
Other then that, no major complaints
EDIT: They did combine my (school) bus route with another route that just barely over laps, so it now takes me an hour to get home, when its normally a 15 minute drive.