Two middle schools pilot eight‑period day to preserve electives while adding interventions
Hernandez and C.D. Fulkes middle schools adopted an eight‑period schedule to guarantee intervention/dyslexia services and keep students’ elective choices; principals said the change reduced class sizes for targeted instruction, created common PLC times for teachers and increased student engagement, and the district outlined criteria for other
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Two Round Rock ISD middle schools have adopted an eight‑period daily schedule pilot to give students required interventions and dyslexia services without forcing them to forgo electives, principals told the board.
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