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Manchester School Committee hears teacher criticism of 10‑day late‑work procedure
Summary
James Colby, a Memorial High School teacher, told the Manchester School Committee on March 24, 2025, that a newly adopted district procedure that gives students up to 10 school days after a due date to address missed assignments is encouraging procrastination rather than responsibility.
James Colby, a Memorial High School teacher, told the Manchester School Committee on March 24, 2025, that a newly adopted district procedure that gives students up to 10 school days after a due date to address missed assignments is encouraging procrastination rather than responsibility. "Right now, we have a new procedure that allows students to turn work in up to 10 school days late without penalty," Colby said. "It sends and tells students that deadlines are optional."
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