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East Baton Rouge Parish Schools Superintendent LaMont Cole is currently in the process of determining which schools will participate in a new pilot program aimed at adjusting start times. The initiative is part of a broader effort to enhance student well-being and academic performance.
As discussions progress, Cole is considering various factors, including the needs of students and families, transportation logistics, and the potential impact on extracurricular activities. The pilot program is expected to provide valuable insights into how different start times affect student engagement and achievement.
This initiative reflects a growing trend among school districts nationwide to rethink traditional schedules in order to better align with the biological and developmental needs of students. By shifting start times, the district hopes to create a more conducive learning environment that promotes academic success and overall health. The final decisions on participating schools and their new schedules will be announced in the coming weeks.
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