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Kenston High to tweak 4x4 block schedule to add yearlong classes, more electives
Summary
District leaders presented refinements to the high school’s 4x4 block schedule aimed at increasing flexibility, expanding dual‑credit and elective options, and addressing state readiness measures; counselors will meet one‑on‑one with students beginning Feb. 18 for scheduling.
Kenston Local Schools officials presented proposed refinements to the high school program of studies for the 2025–26 school year that would keep the block schedule while adding yearlong (all‑year) classes and shorter “skinny” electives to give students more options.
The changes, described at the Feb. 10 board meeting by Mr. Gabriel (staff member) and introduced by Dr. Willingham (superintendent), are intended to address gaps in learning caused by semester timing, expand opportunities for dual credit and career exploration, and improve state readiness measures for seniors.
Administrators said the hybrid model retains the current rigorous block pathway for students who want full‑block honors and AP courses while allowing other students to take more electives during the school year. Under…
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