Superintendent backs delaying new homework, late‑work guidelines until next school year
Superintendent Legg presented recommendations from a lifelong learning work group and said district leaders will publish guidelines now but defer formal implementation until the start of the next school year to avoid mid‑semester disruption.
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Superintendent Julian Legg told the Pasco County School Board on Feb. 25 that a district work group examining homework and late‑work procedures produced recommendations the administration supports but advised against implementing changes mid‑semester.
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