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Teacher urges Wayzata district to restore true middle‑school teams, warns sixth-graders feel 'lost'

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At the March 10 meeting a Wayzata Middle School teacher told the board that the district's new middle‑school schedule has replaced teaming with a junior high model and left sixth-graders and staff feeling disconnected, urging the board to reconsider the schedule.

A Wayzata Public Schools teacher told the board on March 10 that recent schedule changes have effectively eliminated meaningful middle‑school teams and urged the district to restore them.

Sally Dietzenbach, a teacher at East Middle School, told the board that while teams remain “in name only,” students and teachers are seeing fewer coordinated team meetings and less consistent communication among a student’s teachers. “For example, I am currently part of the gold team at EMS. Our team only meets two to…

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